The St. George Icon

The St. George Icon
The Greek Icon of St. George slaying the dragon was donated to St. George's Church by the Steven Stefanidis family in 1966

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Annual General Meeting of St. George's Parish will be held in the Parish Hall on Sunday, February 19th, at noon.

PARISH FINANCIAL INFORMATION for AGM

At the end of December, 2011 the operating statement for the parish showed: Revenues: $83,018.87 Expenses: $92,428.03 Deficit: $9,409.16

At the end of December donations for the new heating system had reduced the original cost of $17,000 to $10,508. Also, at the end of the year, donations for the new roof had reduced the original cost of $21,000 to $16,983

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. As well, in early 2007, the Church's history "A Century of Ministry" was published.

Our first church

Our first church
St. George's, 1907

St. George's Today

St. George's Today

1933 Memorial Chapel Window

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

The Reverend Ann Marie Nicklin

The Reverend Ann Marie Nicklin
Our Rector

SERVICES

Special Service: In advance of Valentine's Day

A Service in Celebration of Love; Love as portrayed in Lessons, Prayers and Music. The Service will give thanks for the various forms and sources of love that we experience in life. Sponsored by Integrity Saskatoon. Wednesday, February 8th at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Chapel.

Regular Services:

Sunday 9 a.m.; BCP Eucharist
Sunday 10:30 a.m.; The second and fourth Sundays of each month are BAS Eucharist; the first and third Sundays of each month are BAS Morning Prayer.
In months having a fifth Sunday, the fifth Sunday's 10:30 a.m. Service are either BCP Eucharist or BCP Morning Prayer.
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; Eucharist services are held in various formats as announced. The service held usually the second Wednesday of each month forms part of the monthly meeting of Integrity Saskatoon

Please note that the Sunday, 9:00 a.m., BCP Services and the Wednesday night services are held in the Memorial Chapel rather than the main church; please use the side door (to the left of the main door), rather than the main door of the church, to access the Chapel

Wednesday Night Services are followed by the coffee,and a time of fellowship. The second Wednesday of each month, members of Integrity Saskatoon, sponsor the Wednesday Night Service and the time of fellowship which follows the service.





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