Groups & Activities

St. George's is a very active parish with a wide range of groups, organizations and ongoing activities. New members and volunteers are always welcome at any of the church's many groups and organizations, some of which are listed below.

For details, contact the church office.

Alpha - Christian Education Course (see below)

Altar Guild

Altar Servers

Anglican Church Women (see below)

Beaver Valley Outreach

Bridge

Capital Fund-Raising

Children's Ministry

Choir

Christian Education

Library

Men's Club (see below)

Property Development

Prayer Chain

Primate's World Relief Development Fund

Resources Committee

Spanish Outreach

Wednesday Community Lunches

Anglican Church Women

The ACW at St. George's plays a very active role in church and community life. Regular meetings are held at 2:00 pm on the second Tuesday in each month from September to November and January to May. In December there is an annual  ACW evening church service and Christmas Dinner. A pot-luck dinner is held in June. ACW activities include  weekly craft days, catering for funerals and other special events, supporting a wide range of community and national social services, and  organizing special events and activities during the year, such as the annual Christmas Bazaar. Contact the church office for more details.

Men's Club

The Men's Club at St. George's undertakes a range of church and community related activities. Men's Club Fellowship Breakfast meetings featuring interesting speakers are held at 8:00 a.m. on the second Saturday in each month from September through May. These Fellowship Breakfasts are open to all men in the community as well as guests. Visitors and newcomers are always most welcome. Click on Bulletin News or contact the church office for more information. 

Alpha Course:

The churches of the Blue Mountains, including St. George's, offer the internationally recognized Alpha course several times a year. Alpha is a ten-week practical introduction to the basics of Christianity with loads of opportunity for debate and discussion. The style of Alpha is informal, friendly and non-pressured. Each week the participants meet for a meal and a talk, followed by small group discussions and interaction. Alpha originated over twenty years ago at Holy Trinity Brompton - an Anglican church in London, England. It is now running in many countries, in many different languages, and in Christian churches of many different denominations.  For the dates and locations of upcoming Alpha courses contact the church office or Anne Storey at (705) 444-1297.