Worship

Anglican worship is rooted in ancient Christian tradition, shaped by scripture, prayer, and the rhythm of the Church year.  Each service blends the beauty of our liturgy with the lived experience of a modern, diverse community.  We gather to listen for God’s voice in scripture, to lift our hearts through music, and to share in the sacrament of bread and wine, the simple, steady reminder that grace meets us where we are.
 

Our worship is participatory: we stand, sit, and kneel at various moments (don’t worry, you’ll catch on quickly). The structure gives shape and comfort, while still leaving room for the unexpected, whether it’s a child joyfully announcing “Amen!” a bit early, or the choir revealing a harmony we didn’t see coming. Through it all, we trust that God works not only through the polished moments, but the wonderfully human ones as well.

At St. George’s, worship isn’t a performance.  It’s a gathering of people seeking meaning, renewal, and connection. Week after week, we come together to listen, to pray, to laugh, and to be reminded that hope is real and God is near.