Sunday 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

8:30 a.m. Said Eucharist

This simple service is straight out of the Book of Alternative Services, without the ceremony of the 10:30 service.  Offered in-person only.

10:30 a.m. Choral Service

This is the main gathering for the St. George’s community. It is a choral celebration of High Mass, rich in ceremonial and beautiful music on the pipe organ and piano. The choir, led by Music Director Ran Kim, leads the congregation in singing hymns and choral music written by a wide range of composers, including John Merbecke, Healey Willan, and our Organist Emeritus, Karen Rymal.

Nursery care and Children’s Ministry are offered during this celebration.  This service is offered in-person and livestreamed.

Following the service, all attendees are invited downstairs to Luxton Hall for refreshments and fellowship.

Summer Services – 9:30 a.m.

During the summer months, we offer one service on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m.  This service is usually shorter, with a simplified liturgy and Eucharist, with music led by a cantor.  For 2024, our summer services will run from June 16 through to September 1.

James Noronha - April 10, 2020

Good Friday - Way of the Cross for Families

Join us for our Good Friday Way of the Cross for Families led by Fr. Michelle and James Noronha.

This is a liturgy that can be done as a family at home or by joining in with us online at 4:00pm via Zoom. To join in simply click on the Participate by Zoom link below.

Some of you may already be familiar with Zoom, but for newcomers if you need help using Zoom to get instructions about how it works CLICK HERE

If you don't wish to join by Zoom but do wish to follow along, you can watch the action live on the YouTube or Facebook Stream above!

Before we start you may want to complete our WAY OF THE CROSS SCAVENGER HUNT. Go through your house and see if you can find the following things:

• Crayons or pencil crayons, to colour in the pictures
• Something with which to make a cross – popsicle sticks and glue, pipe cleaner, playdough, toothpicks, a palm branch.
• Band-Aids
• Salt water (that can just be salt disolved in water!)
• Tea lights/candles, matches/lighter
• Olive oil/scented oil
• Something to represent Jesus: a picture, icon, small figure
• Spices
• White serviette
• A tomb; a place where you will put the representation of Jesus. It could be a box, a drawer, our you might want to make your own tomb; something simple, or something like this.


Bring them with you and join us on Zoom at 4pm!

From Series: "Holy Week and Easter"

Participate by Zoom     The @Home PDF Booklet

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