Theology and a Pint, 3.20.06
Is anything Sacred anymore?Art, Free Speech and the DivineSatirical and inflammatory cartoons of the prophet Mohammed have provoked violent protests throughout the Islamic world. How should art, free speech and religion interact in an age of pluralism, tolerance and cultural diversity? When: Monday, March 20th, 8:00pm Where: McCoy's Public House (Excelsior on Grand), 3801 Grand Way, St. Louis Park ( www.mccoyspublichouse.com) Theology & a pint is a monthly gathering and casual discussion for anyone interested in exploring the intersection of faith, god, culture and politics. Questions? Contact Philip at PhilipS@StGeorgesonline.org
March is Minnesota Food Share Month
On each Sunday of the month you may bring food or money offerings to help alleviate hunger throughout our state. The Lenten Offering will help support our parish budget. The budget amount for the Lenten Offering is $1500; if we receive more than this amount, the extra will be given to outreach ministries in St. Louis Park, in keeping with our Long Range goals. We urge you to be generous with your Lenten Offerings, for the good of our parish and the good of our community.
Reaching Out
You never know when an opportunity for spiritual growth will occur
or where it will come from. It might happen during an encounter
at the water cooler, a sales call, on the plant floor or in the
board room. I might happen while you're walking around the lake
or taking a bike ride. Or, maybe you'll find a moment of grace while
serving food to the homeless or pounding a nail for Habitat for
Humanity. At St. George's, we have discussion groups and classes
to help you understand those opportunities, opportunities to give
back to the community, and fun recreational events. To find out
more, or to sign-up for a group, class, activity or service opportunity,
click
here.
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The
Mission of
St. George's Church
To engage the Church’s mission
to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ,
St. George’s Parish will:
Listen
To the needs of our members and
neighbors through God.
To God through prayer, worship
and learning.
Proclaim
The gifts and dignity of all people in
Christ.
The living presence of Christ in our
everyday lives.
Serve
The common good by empowering our members
and neighbors to work for justice, peace and love.
God as disciples, ministers and stewards of creation.
Celebrate
The diversity and unity of many members
in one body of Christ.
The glory of God, expressions of
Christ’s love, and the gifts of the Spirit in the world.
We Are All Seekers...
...We Are All Welcome
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