"The mission of the Church is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ.”  – Book of Common Prayer

The people of St. George’s strive to fulfill the universal mission of our Church by supporting one another on our faith journeys and through personal transformation, engaging individuals and communities in the message of reconciliation and hope.

At St. George’s, you’ll find a cross section of America, striving to live in harmony with God and with each other. We vary by race, sexual orientation, economic circumstance, and political perspective, striving to defy polarization and tribalism. We’re committed to actively engaging with each other and with Christ’s teachings, living together in love, reaching into our faith and scripture to respectfully and joyfully travel together in God’s kingdom. In this way we hope to live into the Beloved Community described by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

As Episcopalians, our worship style is a little "old fashioned," retaining the ancient traditions and services of the first Christians. The Holy Eucharist is the center of our worship.

At the same time, we approach God with a modern theological humility. We do not pretend to know all the answers. We engage with each other, with scripture and in prayer, and with 21st Century knowledge of God's creation. With this , we do our best to understand God's nature and will for us, and how we might respond to God's call to mission with our community and in the world.