Morning Prayer Live Stream weekdays at 9:00 now exclusively via Zoom webinar
To join via Zoom, please click on the link below.
- Use Zoom Chat feature to say hi and enter petitions, intercessions and thanksgivings.
- We won't be able to see you, so come as you are!
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NEW Wednesday Bible Study IN EASTER SEASON
What Does It Mean To Be Saved?
New Easter Bible Study
Begins Wednesday, April 14
11:00 AM and 7:00 PM
One of the most fundamental beliefs we share as Christians is that we have been saved by grace through faith. The theme of salvation is central to the story of Jesus and the early church. But what does it mean to be saved? What difference does this make in our lives?
Throughout the season of Easter, the Wednesday Bible Study will be exploring the various concepts, images, and metaphors that the New Testament uses to describe the experience of salvation. We will meet at 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM via Zoom each Wednesday. Note that we now have an opportunity to gather in the evening for those who are not able to join us during the day.
WEEK ONE: Kingdom of God* – Political
Mark 1:14-15, Luke 17: 20-21, Colossians 1:13-14, Revelation 5:6-14
WEEK TWO: Justification - Legal
WEEK THREE: Redemption – Economic
Matthew 18:23-35, Mark 10:41-45
WEEK FOUR: Reconciliation – Relational
WEEK FIVE: Healing – Medical
Isaiah 61:1-3, Luke 4:16-30, Luke 5:27-32
WEEK SIX: Adoption – Familial
Romans 8:12-17, Galatians 4:1-7, Ephesians 1:1-14
WEEK SEVEN: Sanctification - Holiness
1 Peter 1:13-23, Hebrews 12:1-12, 2 Peter 1:3-11
Join us Wednesdays at 11:00 AM Here is the link.
Meeting ID: 863 6233 8227
Passcode: 289775
Join us Wednesdays at 7:00 PM Here is the link.
Meeting ID: 878 4015 5230
Passcode: 170395
*Recorded sessions will be available on our YouTube channel within 48 hours. Click on the links to past sessions (e.g., "WEEK ONE") above to review or catch up.
All things new: forgiveness and reconciliation
All Things New: Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Forgiveness is at the very heart of the gospel message. From the cross Jesus declared, “Father, forgive them for they know not what they do.” But how do we embody the promise of forgiveness in our lives? How do we live as ambassadors of God’s reconciliation? Throughout the season of Epiphany, we will be exploring the biblical foundations of our call to forgive and be reconciled.
Session 1* - January 13
God's Ministry of Reconciliation
Session 2 - January 20
Old Testament Roots
Session 3 - January 27
Forgiveness 101
Session 4 - February 3
Forgiving our Enemies
Session 5 - February 10
Walking in Forgiveness
* Recorded sessions are available on our YouTube channel. Click on the links to past sessions (e.g., "Session 1") above to review!
Handel's Messiah
And He Shall Reign
Our weekly Bible study of Handel's Messiah is over, but you can still experience this three-part* exploration - even if you missed every session! Follow the links below. * Due to technical difficulties, the recording of Part One is unavailable.
Part One* Part Two Part Three
Grace Part 1: The Book of Jonah
Running from Grace
Jonah is commissioned by God to bring a prophetic “Word of the Lord” to the people of Nineveh, but Jonah runs away and attempts to flee from God’s call. Jonah is angry that God is compassionate. He doesn’t want God to give the people of Nineveh a chance to repent. However, Jonah ultimately completes his mission, and witnesses firsthand the breadth of God’s mercy and grace.
Grace Part 2: Paul's Letter to the Philippians
To Live is Christ; to Die is Gain.
Our weekly Bible study of Paul's Letter to the Philippians is over, but you can still experience this four-chapter exploration - even if you missed every session! Follow the links below.
Lent on the Lawn has concluded
Did you miss Lent on the Lawn on Wednesdays in Lent?
Fr. Doug has posted the St. Georges program and his own additional presentation from Wednesday. You can view it on his blog, Rectors Corner.
A River Through the Desert: A virtual pilgrimage to the Holy Land
For the past year, most people have not been able to travel or spend much time exploring the world around us. So, this Lenten season, you are invited to join us for a virtual pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Hosted by St. George’s Anglican College in Jerusalem, each week will include a short video message from the Dean of St. George’s followed by reflection and discussion. Fr. Doug will also be sharing photos and videos from his own pilgrimage experience. Our virtual pilgrimage will focus on the following six geographical features of the Holy Land and how these locations relate to the ministry of Jesus and our own spiritual journeys.
- The Desert
- The Well
- The Mountain
- The Sea
- The Road
- The Garden
Each gathering will be held outside on the field. You are encouraged to bring your own lawn chairs or blankets. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we will not be able to gather for our usual soup supper, so plan to eat before you come!
