Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Bulletin for Sun. Sept. 5, 2010

September 1, 2010 by frjohn  
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Bulletin for Sun. Sept. 5, 2010

Download the weekly bulletin by clicking the link below. 090510 – T5 – Sunday after Indiction

Modesty Revisited

August 26, 2010 by frjohn  
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Modesty Revisited

Wendy Shalit’s essays have appeared in such publications as The Wall Street Journal, Commentary, City Journal and other publications. Her book, A Return to Modesty, was published by Free Press in 1999, and last year was reissued in paperback by Simon & Schuster. This article was excerpted from a speech delivered at Hillsdale College. (www.hillsdale.edu) It is my hope that both men and women, and particularly parents, will take note of this important issue, and provide appropriate direction for their children. There is  [Read more...]

Sept. 12th is National Back to Church Sunday!

August 26, 2010 by frjohn  
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Sept. 12th is National Back to Church Sunday!

Everyone is Invited and Welcome Back to Church on September 12, 2010! Are you one of those people who “used to go” to church, but just don’t anymore? Are you tired of trying to figure out life yourself? What about the Bible? What about things like faith, salvation, discipleship, grace, and most of all – forgiveness? If you are like most Americans, you know quite a few, or maybe you are one of them yourself. According to the book American Church in Crisis by  [Read more...]

How A Southern Baptist Minister Found His Way To Eastern Orthodoxy

August 25, 2010 by frjohn  
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How A Southern Baptist Minister Found His Way To Eastern Orthodoxy

The Story of Pastor Robert Frisby How does a former Southern Baptist minister find his way into the Eastern Orthodox Church? It was a long and winding road for Bob and Laurel Frisby and two of their grandchildren. Bob spent his childhood and early teens without a church to call home. He was what he calls, “a lay me down to sleep Christian.” Bedtime prayers and an occasional foray to church were the extent of his religious upbringing. Bob grew up fairly oblivious  [Read more...]

Reliability of the Acts of the Apostles

August 25, 2010 by frjohn  
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Reliability of the Acts of the Apostles

If Acts was written by Luke, the companion of the apostle Paul, it brings us right to the apostolic circle of those who participated in the events reported. If Acts was written by A.D. 62 (the traditional date), then it was written by a contemporary of Jesus who died in 33 A.D. If Acts is shown to be accurate history, then it brings credibility to its reports about the most basic Christian beliefs of miracles (Acts 2:22), the death (Acts 2:23), resurrection (Acts  [Read more...]

Bulletin for Sun. August 29, 2010

August 25, 2010 by frjohn  
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Download the weekly bulletin by clicking the link below. 082910 – T5 – Beheading of JTB

Managing Your Finances God’s Way

August 19, 2010 by frjohn  
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Managing Your Finances God’s Way

Sept. 22nd to Oct. 27th, St. George Church will be hosting a 7 week DVD based seminar called “Managing Your Finances God’s Way.” This class will be held on Wednesday evenings, immediately following our regularly scheduled 6 pm Vespers service at the Church, and is a part of the Crown Financial Ministries group of courses designed to introduce Christians to the very real Biblical principles for money and possessions set out in the Holy Scriptures. The Bible is packed with wise counsel about  [Read more...]

Bulletin for Sun. August 22, 2010

August 18, 2010 by frjohn  
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Download the weekly bulletin by clicking the link below. 082210 – T4 – Sunday after Domition

Patriarch Celebrates Historic Liturgy in Ancient Monastery

August 17, 2010 by frjohn  
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Patriarch Celebrates Historic Liturgy in Ancient Monastery

Orthodox Christians held the first Divine Liturgy in almost 90 years at an ancient monastery on the side of a Turkish mountain Sunday, after the government allowed worship there in a gesture toward religious minorities. At least 1,500 pilgrims, including from Greece and Russia, traveled to the Byzantine-era monastery of Sumela for the service led by Patriarch Bartholomew I, the spiritual leader of the world’s Orthodox Christians. The Islamic-oriented government, which is aiming to expand freedoms as part of its bid to join  [Read more...]

“The Messenger” Newsletter for Sept/Oct 2010

August 14, 2010 by frjohn  
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Click the image to download our latest newsletter. Sept/Oct 2010 Messenger Newsletter

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