St George's

Church Services

The 8.15 am Service will be a Book of Common Prayer service. There is the occasional hymn at the end of the service, but the rest of the service offers a quiet contemplative experience. While keeping the service to a certain length of time is certainly not an objective, nonetheless the service itself does not generally last beyond 45 minutes.

The 10.00 am Service (a new time) will be mostly a service in the modern language of the BAS. At other times, while the congregational responses will be in modern English, the Prayer of Consecration may be in the language of the BCP. There will be a combination of media- over-head screen and specially prepared service booklet. The music will be mixed and the accompaniment will match the particular repertoire.

It is evident to anyone coming to St. George’s that the various worship options have been an attempt to respond to the different spiritualities and no one group can honestly claim that it has the largest following here. The spirit of accommodation (not just tolerance - which is condescending) must be modeled within the Body of Christ first. The world is crying for it and many of you are familiar with many non-church people who are committed to the oneness of creation, but lament the fact that too often, a step in some church doors reveals a cold fractious spirit that hides the beauty in the face of Christ. Here at St. George’s our vision statement guides us to model that accommodation within the Body of Christ that is essential to our mission when we leave this worship space. Welcome then in the name of Christ! We hope you will go away with something, but we also know that it cannot come together in just one visit. We remember that we were guided to pray by Jesus “give us each day our daily bread”. So, come again!

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