St. George’s Episcopal Church, Arlington, Virginia

A Diocese of Virginia parish serving God in Arlington, Virginia, since 1908; on the net since 1998
Our mission: to make God known

Web home

Home | Worship services | News | Calendars | About us | Ministries | Our transition | Forms | Schedules | Links

Home
Worship services
News
Calendars
About us
Ministries
Our transition
Forms
Schedules
Links

What’s new

For our members:

Login to our secure site

Everyone can freely use:

This Sunday’s lessons

Our cycle of prayer

Our Sunday music

Our recent sermons

Link to information about St. George’s Food Pantry

Sunday classes for adults
Events for 20s and 30s
Sunday classes for kids
Prayer requests

Baptism form

Make a pledge

Marriage information

Visit our Urban Abbey

Contact us

Search the Bible

http://bible.oremus.org/

Make a donation

If you like you can make a donation to St. George’s using either your credit card or PayPal. Simply click the “Donate” button below.

 

The March Banner is now on the web

Read our latest newsletter (pdf format)

Region 3 Lenten Programs

Episcopal Churches in Arlington County host a series of programs each Tuesday night during Lent.  Each evening begins with a simple dinner at 6:30 PM, followed by a program for adults at 7:30 and Compline at 8:30.  Nursery care is provided.
Download a flier with locations, speakers, and topics for each week's program.

Trinity Episcopal Church will host the third session of the series on March 9. Dr. Elisabeth (Lisa) Kimball of the Virginia Theological Seminary will discuss "Soul Searching."

Video St. George

There's a lot to see on St. George's YouTube page:

Fighting in church
Watch Bob Prichard's January 31 sermon.

Announcements from the pulpit
February 21, 2010 -- covers new features of our  worship services during Lent.

Lenten music and art at St. George's

Musical Interludes to soothe the soul.
Ben Keseley, St. George’s Music Director, will offer a series of organ recitals immediately following our Wednesday Noon Eucharist during the season of Lent. The 20-minute mini-recitals will begin immediately following the Noon Eucharist, around 12:35pm.  Read more on St. George's new Music and Arts Ministry web site.
February 17 and 24 and March 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31 Download a flier.

Quilt: Art to Mend the World
Quilt: Art to Mend the World is a work by artist Kate Ransohoff, created in direct ongoing response to global cultural misunderstanding and conflict.  Quilt will be displayed in St. George's Parish Hall during Lent (from February 17 through April 4) during regular office hours and on Sundays. Karen Rowe, our Associate Musician, will discuss Quilt in an Adult Forum on Sunday, March 7, at 10:00 in the Parish Hall.  All are welcome!

"The Word is near" First Sunday in Lent sermon

Read Robert Prichard's February 21 sermon

"CALL"  Last Sunday after the Epiphany sermon

Read Jennifer McKenzie's February 14 sermon

What's going on at St. George's

Go to our News page to see what's coming up.
 

 

Body Builders--building the body of Christ

Find out about our new Body Builders ministry.

Worship schedule

For the first quarter (1/10)

Our call?

See the results of the Discernment Group’s work (6/15)

A peek inside

If you have a Flash player you can peek inside St. George’s.

Church news

Parish

Join St. George’s parish listserv.

Region 3 of the Diocese

Join the e-mail group for Arlington, Virginia, Episcopal Churches. Read Region 3 news.

Episcopal Church

Subscribe to Episcopal News Service.

Anglican Communion

Subscribe to Anglican Communion News Service.

Link to friend the St George Facebook profile

Link to friend the St. George’s EYC (youth) group Facebook profile

Link to friend the St. George’s 20s and 30s group Facebook profile

Link to friend the Arlington Episcopal 20s and 30s group Facebook profile

You are the Hit Counter visitor to this site since January 1, 2010

•  •

Telephone 703-525-8286 Address 915 N Oakland St, Arlington VA 22203-1916 FAX 703-522-6634
Send mail to info@saintgeorgeschurch.org with questions or comments about this web site. 
©2009 St. George’s Episcopal Church.