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Plan Your Visit

We know it can be a little weird or even awkward visiting church for the first time.

That's why we have Plan Your Visit.

When you sign up for Plan Your Visit we'll:

Meet you at the front door
Get you seated with bulletins
We'll even sit with you if you want (so you don't have to sit by yourself)

We want to make your first visit as easy as possible, and actually take time to get to know you and your family.

Pretty crazy idea, right?

Will you come hang out with us this Sunday?

Just click on the Plan Your Visit Button (tucked in the menu button above!) and schedule your visit for this Sunday!

Directions

Sundays @ 10AM

100 Beaver St, Banff

(403-762-2128)

When you come over to St George's

Wear whatever you want
If you have your morning coffee, bring it to church no worries
Meet some great people
Listen to a relevant sermon by Rev. Seth

We don't judge

We don't care if you have tattoos

We don't care how you dress

We don't care if you have a past

We just want to meet you :)

Rev Seth and Brit

My name is Seth.

And here’s something I’ve come to believe.

You are not here by accident. You are not a copy. You are not replaceable. You are a particular act of creation. Unrepeatable. Not in the vague sense that everyone is special. But in a way that is quieter. Heavier. There is something in this world that only you can carry. And if you do not carry it, something is truly lost.

Most people feel it before they name it. That low ache beneath the noise. Even when life is full and busy and successful, there is still that sense that something is just out of reach. Not loud. But it lingers.

And here is the strange and beautiful truth. You are not interchangeable. Your life matters. Not in a proud way. In a way that is humbling. In a way that is holy. That truth carries weight. It is not always easy. But it is good.

Maybe you already know that, and you are trying to outrun it. Maybe you have not yet seen it, and you are still wandering. Either way, I do not believe you were made just to survive. I believe you were made to live. And to live well.

I want to help you find your way back to that.

Because what I have seen, again and again, is this. The ones who step into their calling, the ones who move toward love even when the outcome is uncertain, they are the ones who help heal the world.