Dear St. George's Parishioners, 

We warmly invite you all to attend the Annual Meeting of Parishioners at St. George in the Pines Anglican Church, taking place Sunday, February 1, 2026 in our church nave, after Sunday service has concluded. The meeting will follow a brief coffee gathering after Sunday Service.

This yearly meeting offers a chance to come together as a church community to reflect on the activities and financial progress we have made over the past year, hear reports and member feedback, and look ahead to the life and ministry of our parish. Your presence and participation are valued and encouraged.

The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned. You have enlarged the nation and increased their joy; they rejoice before you as people rejoice at the harvest, as warriors rejoice when dividing the plunder. — Isaiah 9. 2, 3

What, in our lives, is dividing our attention? What is pulling us away from the One who is truly worthy of our attention? In a world full of loyalties, labels, factions and noise, what does it mean to truly trust Jesus and place him at the centre of our lives? Each of us has a story.

This Sunday at St. George's, in our series High Christology, we’ll be exploring what keeps our devotions at the surface, what divides or dilutes a deep, life-giving relationship with Jesus. Together, we’ll ask honest questions about where our trust lies, and begin reflecting on what we are truly being invited into if we have the courage to set aside the noise and follow where He leads.

Join us this Sunday at 10am for worship, reflection, and conversation, followed by coffee and something sweet to share.

Celebrant:

Rev. Seth Enriquez

Readings:

Isaiah 9:1-4; Psalm 27: 1, 5-13; 1 Corinthians 1:10-18; Matthew 4:12-23 (Read now)

Hymns:

All Creatures of our God and King

To Know You

Great is Thy Faithfulness

Rest With Me

Hymn of Heaven

What songs are shaping your faith right now? Take a listen to the ones we're singing this season on our church playlist on Spotify!

What does it really mean when Jesus is called “the Lamb of God”? In this sermon, guest preacher Brit Enriquez reflects on why that title matters, how it reshapes the way we think about sin and repentance, and what it asks of us when we’re invited to follow Jesus rather than simply admire him. It’s an invitation to look more closely at who Jesus is and why that changes everything.

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