History

St. George's Anglican Church was established as an Anglican Mission in 1906 the same year the City of Saskatoon was created. Originally a small eighteen by twenty-four foot, uninsulated, shack-like building on the far western edge of the city, St. George's has grown to become an inner-city faith centre with room for more than 200. From its beginnings, St. George's was known for its outreach, mission support and community involvement; these characteristics continue to be the the hallmarks of the present St. George's Parish's activities. In 2006, St. George's Church marked its Centennial with a year-long series of events and celebrations culminating in a banquet and a Service of Thanksgiving; the Mayor of Saskatoon, the Premier of Saskatchewan and the Bishop of Saskatoon all attended and added their contributions to making these celebrations a memorable success. In early 2007 the Church's history "A Century of Ministry" was published and, in 2008, a Centennial Time Capsule was sealed for the next 100 years.

Our first church

Our first church
St. George's, 1907

St. George's Today

St. George\

Rector


The Reverend Canon Henry M. Comerford, D. Min. resigned as our rector, effective September 1st, 2009, after 17 years with our parish. The Reverend Canon Neil Haines has been appointed Priest in Charge of St. George's, until a new incumbent has been chosen.


1933 Memorial Chapel Window

1933 Memorial Chapel Window
Donated by the Rev. John Bertram Bunting

Services

Regular Services:

Sunday 9 a.m. (BCP) + Sunday 10:30 a.m. (BAS)

(All BCP Services are Holy Communion; BAS Holy Communion Services are held the 2nd and the 4th Sundays
each month. All other BAS services are Morning Prayer). The Sunday School attends and takes part in the last regular 10:30 a.m. service each month.


To Contact Us:

MAILING ADDRESS: 624 Ave. I South, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7M 1Y8
OFFICE: (306) 242-7973
HALL INFORMATION: (306) 978-2539
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