The secular world sees Easter as a one day, maybe a weekend, cultural holiday. For liturgical Christians it is a 50 day season that ends on the Feast of Pentecost. But what about the rest of the year? Is Easter a day? A season? Or is it a daily way of living?
Come join Fr. Ram in exploring what it means to live as a resurrection person in the world in this new Adult Spiritual Formation offering. Discover the tools available to you and your family to help you live an Easter life daily. Learn about the support St. George offers you to grow as Resurrection Person. Discover how you can support the wider St. George Community in becoming Easter People.
Class and Workshop begins Sunday, June 4th at 9:45 am in the Parish Hall.
June 4th – “The Power of the Spirit”
June 11th – “…the least of these…”
June 18th – “for the building up of the body”
June 25th – “to whom much is given”
Each class begins starts from Scripture and offers a chance for participants to do some hands-on writing and planning for their own personal Living the Easter Life Plan.
Summer of Service is back at St. George! For the months of June, July, and August, we will focus on The Good Samaritan Center, backpacks & school supplies for students in need, and our own St. George Community in-house ministries.
First up is The Good Samaritan Center. We will be creating care packages for the Good Samaritan Campers attending Camp Capers. Below is a list of suggested items you can contribute to help make up care packages for the 4 different age groups (3rd-5th grade, 6th-7th grade, 8th-9th grade, and 10th-12th grade). You can bring these supplies in anytime through June 25th and drop it off in a collection box in the Narthex or in the Leadership Center.
- Playing cards/small games
- Journals/pens
- Flashlights
- Small, personal fan (camp gets hot!)
- Stickers
- Small coloring books (adult and children’s)
- Mad-libs
- Books
- Water bottles
- Disposable Cameras (both the regular and underwater)
- Written notes
- Lotion
- Hand Sanitizers
Other fun toys and gadgets: fidgets, yo-yo’s, etc…
*NOTE: food is not allowed due- to the critter issue it could cause