Weekly Newsletter Annette Gandy Fortt A Note from Rev'd Ben Dear St. George's, Our Old Testament reading this Sunday is one of the most dramatic in the Bible: Moses is out tending his flock when he meets...God! God speaks to Moses out of a burning bush, telling him that his life is about to change forever. For God has chosen Moses to be God's instrument to deliver his people from bondage in Egypt and bring them to the land God promised to Abraham so long ago. We might not have the same sort...

Weekly Newsletter Coming from Evening Church, Samuel Palmer, 1830 A Note from Rev'd Holly Dear St. George's, Each day, as August draws on, the sun appears to be withdrawing slightly to the south again. The flowers have for the most part seen their blooms flourish, are setting seeds and drying. The acorns are dropping and the dew is heavier in the mornings after the cool of the night. It is difficult, for folks like many of us older ones, not to see in this change of season some reflection of...

Weekly Newsletter Woman of Canaan, Sadao Wantanabe, ca. 1940-1996, Watanabe placed biblical subjects in a Japanese context rendered in the mingei (folk art) approach. A Note from Rev'd Heather Dear St. George's, Many of you have heard me refer to Ordinary time as the Green and Growing Season - a title that comes from a catechetical system called Godly Play. This framing invites us to spend the season after Pentecost (and the shorter season between Christmas and Lent) as a time of slow growth...