Join us as we go deep into the structure, theology, and practical significance of Luke’s gospel. Luke’s portrayal of Jesus is remarkable in that it reveals the parabolic teachings of Jesus and his unyielding attention to the sick, the poor, and the brokenhearted. We discover the rich compassion Jesus has on our human condition of fragility and brokenness. 

Step into one of Christianity’s largest faith traditions and receive a new story—a rich inheritance of theology, worship, song, and liturgical practice. We encourage you to sign up for the class, even if you are still considering whether to be confirmed.

We'll be volunteering at Community Resource Center for our next service project on Thursday, January 7 at 10:00am. If you can join us, contact Karen Lackey at lackeykab@gmail.com or 615-260-8063.

Hosted by the Senior Ministry every second Thursday, Coffee & Conversation is a gathering of folks to visit and get to know others - no agenda, no program, no reservations.

Volunteers are invited to prepare food Saturday morning and to set up worship and serve the meal on Sunday afternoon at Church of the Holy Trinity downtown. St. George’s supports this ministry the second Sunday of every month. Learn more and sign up online.

Please join us for food and fellowship in Hampton Hall at 6:00pm. RSVP online or call the church office 615-385- 2150 x 262.  Suggested donation $8. Proceeds benefit the Choristers of St. George's.

This monthly series brings in a diverse rotation of guest speakers on a wide of topics - from art to local history, architecture to personal stories. New folks are welcome to join us for the 11:30am lunch - please make a reservation each month by the Monday prior through the link below.

At the center of our story is God who became flesh to give his life for the life of the world. This exhibit explores how that act invites us to cherish our sensory experience through the work of six visual artists. The Opening Reception is Friday, January 17 at 5:30pm, featuring a panel discussion with the artists.

Meet clergy, parishioners, and other newcomers at 10:05am in the Library. This informal gathering is a great way to make connections with others in our church family.