Daniel Huff, our Director of Youth Ministries, shared a sermon from on Youth Sunday at the 8:45am service.

Sermon given by the Rt. Rev. John C. Bauerschmidt on his annual visit to St. George's Church at the 8:45am service.

After this he said to him, "Follow me." Revelation 5:11-14

Listen as we reflect on the story of "Doubting Thomas" and the role of shared faith in the life of the Church. When Thomas struggled to believe, it was the witness of his friends — "We have seen the Lord" — that drew him back into community, where Jesus met him personally. Faith is not meant to be carried alone; we are called to share our stories, encourage one another, and help each other encounter the risen Christ. Together, we build up the Body of Christ, one testimony at a time. John 20:19–30 Sermon from the 8:45am service.

Sermon at The Table from our guest preacher, Dr. Agatha Nolen.

"Heroes have a pivotal opportunity when their actions result in changing the course of things." Sermon from The Table.

Jesus died, and then on the third day he came out the other side of death—not as a ghost—but as a living man. Sermon from the 8:45am traditional service.

Scripture: Matthew 28:1-10 Tonight we gather to proclaim the mystery and victory of the resurrection—a victory that speaks directly to our fear. In Matthew’s Gospel, both angel and risen Lord say, “Do not be afraid,” reminding us that God’s faithful love is stronger than death. Easter is the promise that our future is not despair, but life—and that we are free to live with joy. Sermon from the Easter Vigil.

"God's unity shows us a determination to love us at our darkest." Sermon from the Noon serivce on Good Friday.

Sermon from Maundy Thursday.