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Five Practices of Fruitful Discipleship For Lent 2012 our theme comes from Bishop Robert Schnase of the United Methodist Church, District of Missouri Bishop Robert Schnase Bishop Schnase names Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations that challenge us to explore the shape and character of our lives as followers of Jesus together in the life of the Church. He asks . . . → Read More: Lent 2012 at St. George’s Robert Schnase Five Practices of Fruitful Living In this book, Robert Schnase (Bishop of the Missouri Conference of the United Methodist Church) addresses the questions: How do I cultivate a life that is purposeful, deep, and fruitful? What are the commitments, critical risks, and personal practices that open me to God’s grace? How can I discover . . . → Read More: Books & Breakfast: 5 Practices of Fruitful Living Please join us to celebrate the birth of Christ together! You will find the Christmas worship schedule for 2011 under “Worship Times”. A most Holy and Blessed Christmas to you . . . → Read More: Christmas at St. George’s . . . → Read More: Vivaldi’s Gloria presented by the St. George’s Choir The Emmaus nurture course is a journey in faith for those who are just beginning and those who have been travelling for a long time now. Gathered together around a table in open discussion, everyone on the Emmaus way of faith is free to question, to learn, to seek God, to enter into prayer. Developed in the . . . → Read More: Nurture Course: “Emmaus: The Way of Faith” The first POSTS of the fall happens after the 10:30 worship service on Sunday, September 25, with a special presentation and discussion led by the on Building a Global Culture of Human Rights This workshop encourages students to become active participants in the construction of a culture of human rights by highlighting the local . . . → Read More: POSTS: topic: Building a Global Culture of Human Rights The sermons preached during Holy Week and Easter have been packaged together in one document. Please click here to download and have a Blessed Easter! . . . Sermons for Holy Week . . . → Read More: Sermons for Holy Week and Easter Text: John 9:1-41 Revd Canon Dr. Timothy Connor, St. George’s Anglican Church, London Fourth Sunday in Lent (03 April 2011) In the long gospel which we have just heard (the entire 9th chapter of John) Jesus gives the gift of sight to a man who had been born blind. On the surface the . . . → Read More: Blindness in the Realm of Glory Texts: Exodus 17:1-7; Psalm 95: John 4:5-42 Revd David Tiessen, St. George’s Anglican Church, London Third Sunday in Lent (27 March 2011) “Why did you bring us out of Egypt, to kill us and our children and livestock with thirst?” The Israelite’s cry in the desert arises as a quarrel not just with Moses, . . . → Read More: Is the Lord among us or not? Texts: Exodus 24:12-18; Psalm 2; 2 Peter 1:16-21; Matthew 17:1-9 Revd Canon Dr. Timothy Connor, St. George’s Anglican Church, London The Last Sunday after the Epiphany (06 March 2011) Today’s liturgy is the final celebration in the season of Epiphany, the season of light or the season of glory. Where do we look . . . → Read More: Transfiguration: The Last Sunday after Epiphany |
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