Jack Sutor was at St. George’s from March, 1990 to Feb., 1993. He had not even been ordained when he arrived but by the time he departed he had attracted a large following.
The Rev. Judith Fleming was at St. George’s for 2 1/2 year in the late 1980’s and made a contribution to Christian Ed and mission work
This is the closest thing to an Episcopal revival that occurred over 4 nights, Oct. 5-8, 1975. 5 prominent Episcopal priests participated.
Congregational Profiles are the way to reflect on who we are and the qualities we look for in a new rector. We have done profiles in 1976, 1993 and 2014. This one is the earliest when Charles Sydnor who had been the assistant was being considered as the rector. The picture was shot in 1978 by Ralph Meima.
We often concentrate on the rector and forget the assistants and associates who also preach and lead important parts of the ministry, such as education. This is a part 1 of a series on Charles Sydnor, the first Assistant.
How has St. George’s chancel evolved over time ? As Charles Sydnor points out, “Church architecture and ceremony are an expression of our theological emphasis.” You see this in how the chancel has changed over 160 years and will likely change again
A list of Vestry members from 1726 to the present. Each column can be sorted and searched by filter
Despite the success of Hope House , a number in St. George’s realized that that the problem of homelessness was larger than one entity. Hope House was for permanent residents. What about others?
Hope House involved St. George’s from 1985 for the next 30 years. How did it get started ?