Today’s Service is a celebration of the Cadigal People on whose land our church stands. It is also a reminder of our indebtedness to Indigenous people and their culture. We share a common national destiny.
Give Peace a Chance
… Pastor Jones and his small Florida congregation threatened to burn Korans … and he admitted that he has never read the Koran. Book burning has a long history… Apart from the tragic loss of culture and literature, there is something far more sinister at work… Destroying libraries is a calculated action based in fear, […]
A PRAYER FOR A GENEROUS LAND – Bill Lawton
Living God you touch the deserts of our land with blossom; you awaken the rainforests with song; you surprise the cities with love and community; and every where we rejoice that the old and forsaken can live again.
A short tour of our new web site
The Home page, what you see at www.saintgeorges.org.au, displays the beginning of each of the four most recent articles, with the latest at the top. Only the beginning of the article is shown on the Home page. You need to select a link to read the full article.
Election day book and cake stall and sausage sizzle
On Election Day the church hall was used as a poling booth for Paddington and a big crowd of voters often queued out the door and across the garden. The church held a book and cake sale and a sausage sizzle in the grounds to aid our ECO funds.