St. George's Episcopal Church, St. Louis Park, MN

St. George's Episcopal Church, Where everyone has a place at Christ's table

Sunday Worship Schedule: Holy Eucharist Rite I at 8:00 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages at 9:00 a.m.
Holy Eucharist Rite II at 10:00 a.m.

Loaves and Fishes

Environmental Stewardship Tip of the Month

Environmentally responsible cleaning alternatives.

Soaps, dishwashing liquids and laundry detergents are available that are kinder to our environment. Several brand names are Arm and Hammer Essentials, Seventh Generation, Whole foods and Shaklee. In the local Whole Foods stores you can refill your natural cleaning bottles to reduce waste. Shaklee cleaners are concentrated so that you can add water, waste and save on shipping costs. You can also make your own homemade cleaner. Most are made with common ingredients like baking soda, borax, vinegar and olive oil.

Theology & a Pint, 1.22.2008

Leading our discussion this month will be The Reverend Paul Allick, vicar of St Edwards Episcopal Church, Wayzata, MN.

Gospel Based Discipleship

What is the history of GBD, Why is it important to post modern Christians? How does it work. Paul will give us background, and then we can share GBD, and a pint.

Save the date of Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
8:00 PM

Join us for good conversation, good theology and to share a pint.

When: Tuesday, January 22nd, 8:00pm
Where: Kip's Irish Pub (Just West of 394 & Hwy 169)
9970 Wayzata Blvd, St. Louis Park (http://www.kipspub.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 about Theology & a Pint? Please send an e-mail to rex.mckee@gmail.com.

What's a Twelfth Night, Anyway?

Each year we celebrate Christmas and Epiphany as holy days remembering the birth of Jesus. How did these traditional days get connected to the Bible stories of the birth of Jesus and his manifestation to the world? Come to GUSS this Sunday, January 6, at 9:00 am for a session called "How We Got Twelve Days of Christmas," to learn about the origins of Christmas and Epiphany and the link between them. (Twelve lords a-leaping optional...)

January Newsletter Available

The St George's Newsletter for January is now available for download. Just click 2008-01-Newsletter.pdf to read the newsletter. Keep up to date with parish news, events, and ministries at St George's Online!

Offering Envelopes for 2008

Offering envelopes for 2008 are available in the Narthex. If you don't see any there and would like some, please contact the parish office at 952.926.1646.

Environmental Stewardship Tip of the Month: Recycling Paper Items

Are you aware that most curbside recycling programs collect the following:

Boxes for food items that do not go in the refrigerator or freezer, e.g. Boxes from crackers, cake mix, pasta, gelatin & pudding, cereal
Boxes from health and beauty aides, e.g. toothpaste, facial tissue, over-the-counter medications
Boxes from products such as trash bags, zipper-type bags, printer cartridges
Empty tubes from toilert paper and paper towels
Gift and shoe boxes
Shredded paper

December Newsletter Available

You can read the December edition of the parish newsletter here: 2007-12.Newsletter.pdf.

Keep up to date with parish events, news items, and Sunday service personnel with St George's Online!

GUSS Sessions for December

In December our Grown-Up Sunday School will feature three presentations:

December 2: Jackie Olafson of STEP will keep us up to date on St Louis Park Emergency ministries.

December 9: The Rev. Theo Park of the Church of St James on the Parkway will speak about liturgy and the arts.

December 16: Lou and Rosie Michelich of St George's will share experiences from their dental mission trips to Honduras.

On December 23 GUSS will take a break from its usual schedule to enjoy the children's Christmas Pageant. GUSS sessions will begin again in January.

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.

St. G is on the bus line!
Visit metrotransit.org for route information.

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St. George's is equipped with an induction loop hearing system.

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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