Beloved songwriter Andrew Peterson returns to guide us in a creative reflection of “Made Flesh,” the curated visual art exhibit in the Bradford Gallery. Come for an engaging evening of story and song at St. George's.
Whether this is your first time visiting St. George’s or you are a church member looking to connect more deeply — we are so glad you are here! We invite you to make St. George’s your spiritual home. Follow the link below to learn more about what to expect when you visit us.
Traveling to Our Little Roses in Honduras is a great way for families to spend time together while serving side-by-side. Attend this informal gathering at 11:00am in the Library to learn more about this special mission relationship.
Those interested in learning more about belonging at St. George's are invited to attend this dinner at 6:00pm. We'll share how the church will support you and how you can become a part of our community.
This joint Evensong with Sewanee's University Choir will boast more than 90 singers, two conductors, and three organists—all leading worship at St. George’s for the first time together. Join us to give glory to God at this special musical offering at 5:00pm.
Women of all generations are invited to a special breakfast with renowned speaker, Episcopal priest, podcaster, and writer Sarah Condon. This gathering will help us orient our hearts and minds toward Lent while creating fellowship across generations so that women can engage with friends and foster new connections.
Join us for a festive family celebration of Mardi Gras on at 5:30pm in Legacy Hall. We’ll share dinner and king cake, and we will also learn how Mardi Gras fits into the bigger picture of Lent.
As Christians and members of this faith community, it is up to us to give generously in response to the radical gift of freedom we receive from God in Jesus Christ.