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St George's is part of the Rugby East Benefice. Our sister church is St. Peter & St. John's
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St George's is part of the Rugby East Benefice. Our sister church is St. Peter & St. John's
New Website for Rugby East Benefice: in progress at www.rugbyeastchurches.org.uk/
Services and Events from 5th October
Saturday 5th October
9:30am until about lunchtime: planting trees and the raised beds at the front of the church. Come and help or cheer us on!
Sunday 6th October
8:30am - Holy Communion
10:00am - Harvest Celebration. Readings: Hebrews 1: 1-4, 2: 5-12, Mark 10: 2-16. George's. Please bring a non-perishable harvest gift, all donations will be given to Rugby Food Bank. See their website for details of what is most useful. Please no baked beans! Most needed at present are rice; tins of fish, carrots, pulses, meat or fruit, strong carrier bags, crackers, snack meals and shampoo.
Monday 7th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St Peter & St John's
Tuesday 8th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St George's
2:00pm - Tea & Chat (Bungalow)
Wednesday 9th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St Peter & St John's
1:30pm - Magic Dragons (Hall)
4:00pm - Kids Club (Church)
Thursday 10th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St. George's
9.30am - Holy Communion at St. George's
Saturday 12th October
10:30am - Coffee morning (Hall)
Sunday 13th October
10:00am - Family Communion
9:30am until about lunchtime: planting trees and the raised beds at the front of the church. Come and help or cheer us on!
Sunday 6th October
8:30am - Holy Communion
10:00am - Harvest Celebration. Readings: Hebrews 1: 1-4, 2: 5-12, Mark 10: 2-16. George's. Please bring a non-perishable harvest gift, all donations will be given to Rugby Food Bank. See their website for details of what is most useful. Please no baked beans! Most needed at present are rice; tins of fish, carrots, pulses, meat or fruit, strong carrier bags, crackers, snack meals and shampoo.
Monday 7th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St Peter & St John's
Tuesday 8th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St George's
2:00pm - Tea & Chat (Bungalow)
Wednesday 9th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St Peter & St John's
1:30pm - Magic Dragons (Hall)
4:00pm - Kids Club (Church)
Thursday 10th October
8.00am - Morning Prayer at St. George's
9.30am - Holy Communion at St. George's
Saturday 12th October
10:30am - Coffee morning (Hall)
Sunday 13th October
10:00am - Family Communion
News
Christmas Quiz Night on Saturday 30th November
We will be hosting a Christmas quiz night on Saturday 30th November starting at 7pm. Teams of 6, £8/person, this includes food. Bring your own drinks. To book a place please email [email protected]
We will be hosting a Christmas quiz night on Saturday 30th November starting at 7pm. Teams of 6, £8/person, this includes food. Bring your own drinks. To book a place please email [email protected]
Table Top Sale 28th September
Thank you to all who helped at the table top sale: we raised over £300 toward the running of the church.
Thank you to all who helped at the table top sale: we raised over £300 toward the running of the church.
Planting the trees and the raised beds: donations of herbs needed, please
We (the Environment team) are going to plant three trees in the church grounds: the Pre-school remembrance tree (a silver birch) by the car park, a bird cherry by the bench and a rowan near the path to the bungalow. These will be planted in October, when the weather is a bit cooler and wetter, so that they won’t need so
much watering.
In addition, we have decided to plant herbs, strawberries and bulbs in the two raised beds – again, these will be planted in October. We would appreciate donations of bulbs (daffodils, crocuses, irises etc) and herbs, specifically thyme, marjoram, oregano, rosemary, mint or parsley. Please bring to church and give them to any member of the Environment team: Debbie Brent, Allan and Sue Scrivenor, Cathy and Phil Hemsley, or leave in the foyer under the notice boards. Thanks in advance.
We (the Environment team) are going to plant three trees in the church grounds: the Pre-school remembrance tree (a silver birch) by the car park, a bird cherry by the bench and a rowan near the path to the bungalow. These will be planted in October, when the weather is a bit cooler and wetter, so that they won’t need so
much watering.
In addition, we have decided to plant herbs, strawberries and bulbs in the two raised beds – again, these will be planted in October. We would appreciate donations of bulbs (daffodils, crocuses, irises etc) and herbs, specifically thyme, marjoram, oregano, rosemary, mint or parsley. Please bring to church and give them to any member of the Environment team: Debbie Brent, Allan and Sue Scrivenor, Cathy and Phil Hemsley, or leave in the foyer under the notice boards. Thanks in advance.
Our Vision
We desire to be a vibrant and inclusive Christian community, inspired by God, to worship and reach out to nurture, heal and serve.
Worship: to make our lives ones of worship, both corporately and individually.
Reach Out: to reach out. Archbishop Justin said, ‘The church is not a rest home for the saints but a lifeboat for the world’
Nurture: to accept where people, the community and our world are at present, and to encourage growth and
development in a loving and supportive way.
Heal: to heal the damage done to our environment, to heal difficult relationships, to pray for physical, emotional and mental healing, to heal struggling relationships with God.
Serve: to serve by both practical action and prayer. Serving not only what God has given us (the world and all it contains) but also God himself; by proclaiming His word, making new disciples and loving one another as He loves us
Worship: to make our lives ones of worship, both corporately and individually.
Reach Out: to reach out. Archbishop Justin said, ‘The church is not a rest home for the saints but a lifeboat for the world’
Nurture: to accept where people, the community and our world are at present, and to encourage growth and
development in a loving and supportive way.
Heal: to heal the damage done to our environment, to heal difficult relationships, to pray for physical, emotional and mental healing, to heal struggling relationships with God.
Serve: to serve by both practical action and prayer. Serving not only what God has given us (the world and all it contains) but also God himself; by proclaiming His word, making new disciples and loving one another as He loves us
Our Values
We believe that all should be welcome, encouraged and supported.
We believe that faith should be developed within the Church and shared in our wider community.
We believe that we should show tolerance, understanding and compassionate support to each other
We believe that we should work as a team, supporting each other so that we can better serve others.
We believe in a God-centred life based on the precepts of the Bible and upheld by prayer.
We believe that worship should be God-centred, accessible, joyful, stimulating and relevant.
We believe that faith should be developed within the Church and shared in our wider community.
We believe that we should show tolerance, understanding and compassionate support to each other
We believe that we should work as a team, supporting each other so that we can better serve others.
We believe in a God-centred life based on the precepts of the Bible and upheld by prayer.
We believe that worship should be God-centred, accessible, joyful, stimulating and relevant.