Lent is a season of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter. By observing the 40 days of Lent, Christians replicate Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and withdrawal into the desert for 40 days. As we at Holy Trinity Anglican Church wait for Easter we are reflecting and collecting donations to support the homeless.
World Day of Prayer is a global ecumenical movement led by Christian women who welcome all to join in prayer and action for peace and justice especially on every first Friday of March. In 2020 World Day of Prayer falls on Friday, March 6th. The village of St. George will gather at 1:30 at Holy Trinity Church. All welcome.
Please note the upcoming annual vestry meeting for Holy Trinity Anglican Church, which will take place immediately after the service on February 2. Do plan to attend – this is our opportunity to celebrate our resiliency and generate positive outcomes for 2020.
Dear Friends. The Season of Advent is arriving in a few days. It is the time of personal journey towards Christmas when we will celebrate the birth of the Messiah. The Son of God became one of us, sharing in our humanity so that we could share in His divinity. The yearning of the human heart for God is built into our DNA. St. Augustine wrote, “You have created us...
The socks, mitts, hats and scarves on our Mitten Tree were generously donated by church members and go to Grace Church, Brantford where they will be distributed to those in need. Please note that Sunday November 24 is the last day for socks, mitts, hats and scarves for the mitten tree.
Join us for Christian meditation every Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:30 at St. George Library. Everyone is welcome! Christmas services: December 22 at 10 am – Service of Lessons and Carols and Sunday School presentation December 24 at 4 pm – Christmas Eucharist – child friendly but all welcome December 24 at 7 pm – Christmas...
Interested folks met last Thursday and chose a book, “Holy Envy” finding God in the faith of others by Barbara Brown Taylor. The author is an Episcopal priest and the emerita Butman Professor of Religion at Piedmont College. She lives on a working farm in rural northeast Georgia with her husband, Ed. A New York Times best selling author, Barbara Brown Taylor tackles the...
