AT ST. GEORGE'S, we believes that the body of Christ spans all time, all people, and all ages, which makes our teens integral members of our congregation and the parish. Rather than replace corporate worship of God or separate our families during holy communion and fellowship, we seek to disciple the younger members of our parish along side their families for the purpose of cultivating the fruit of the Spirit in them. We do this through several avenues: 1, through youth education, which takes place during the adult education on Sunday mornings at 10am; 2, through acolyte training and service; 3, through discipleship; 4, through catechesis and confirmation.
Due to the current pandemic and state mandates concerning the gatherings of groups, we will not be meeting in person outside of our Sunday morning Holy Communion services. We are therefore trying out some new methods for discipleship and ministry.
Every Sunday evening designated leaders and any students who would like to, will gather together on Zoom at 7:30pm. We will use this time of fellowship to keep up with one another, pray together, have a good discussion about a topic or Scripture fro the week, and prepare our heats and our minds for the coming week.
Discussions will include Holy Scripture, Anglican practice and theology, and topics relevant to our lives in the 21st century. We will also encourage and practice the habits of a strong prayer life, regular reading of the Bible, and a personal faith-walk with Jesus Christ.
Director of Student Ministry
David Eaton
Clergy overseeing Family and Student Ministry
The Reverend Jesse Barkalow
Student Ministry volunteer leaders
Lindsey Eaton, Christine Barkalow
Due to the current pandemic and state mandates concerning the gatherings of groups, we will not be meeting in person outside of our Sunday morning Holy Communion services. We are therefore trying out some new methods for discipleship and ministry.
Every Sunday evening designated leaders and any students who would like to, will gather together on Zoom at 7:30pm. We will use this time of fellowship to keep up with one another, pray together, have a good discussion about a topic or Scripture fro the week, and prepare our heats and our minds for the coming week.
Discussions will include Holy Scripture, Anglican practice and theology, and topics relevant to our lives in the 21st century. We will also encourage and practice the habits of a strong prayer life, regular reading of the Bible, and a personal faith-walk with Jesus Christ.
Director of Student Ministry
David Eaton
Clergy overseeing Family and Student Ministry
The Reverend Jesse Barkalow
Student Ministry volunteer leaders
Lindsey Eaton, Christine Barkalow