DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS EARLY SUNDAY MORNING Time to turn the clock back one hour ("Fall back") before bed on Saturday night. See you on time on Sunday morning to worship our Lord God in Spirit and Truth.
WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS Whether you are new to Bangor or if you're just passing through - welcome! Please don't hesitate to introduce yourself to someone you've never met and consider staying for some refreshments and fellowship after the morning service. If you would like to receive mailings or otherwise stay in touch, please leave your contact information (name, address, phone, email) with the person in the church office.
DO WE HAVE YOUR MAILING ADDRESS? We are updating the church address database and we are looking to add more addresses. If you are somewhat new to St. George, or if you don't get any mailings from St. George, please make sure we have your proper contact info (mailing address, phone / text number / email. There is a sheet in the narthex--please add or update any recent changes in your contact info. Thank you!
BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO CONTRIBUTED AND WORKED TOGETHER to make the Greek Dance an enjoyable and successful evening!
MEMORY ETERNAL Mercy's father, Skaria Kurian, passed from this life on October 14, in India. God grant eternal memory for Skaria and comfort to Mercy, George, Mirna, Melba, Mithul and their extended family.
A MINISTRY TO OUR CHURCH'S NEIGHBORS Our church sits in a neighborhood where there are some obvious on-going needs. A number of lower income people living nearby rely on Manna Ministries' food pantry and soup kitchen (located in the Old Brick Church) somewhat regularly. In an effort to help the pantry help our neighbors, let us make the effort to bring some staple foods to church every Sunday and leave them in the office. We will take the donated foods down to Manna Ministries so we can be part of the effort to feed those who are hungry in our area. This is not meant to be a one-time thing, rather something we do routinely as a ministry to our neighbors. A verse from the Old Testament speaks to the needs for on-going charity, Deuteronomy 15:11, For there will never cease to be poor in the land; that is why I am commanding you to open wide your hand to your brother and to the poor and needy in your land. And the Lord Jesus speaks about the effects of our charitable giving in Matthew 25:40, And the King will answer and say to them, ‘Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did it for one of the least of these brothers or sisters of Mine, you did it for Me.’ So, let us fulfill that which pleases God and He will reward the love and obedience of the giver.