Welcome to St George's Church Website
“Don’t let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God, and trust also in me.” John 14:1
Due to the current situation concerning Covid-19 the PCC has decided that the Church should be closed to the public at least until early February. Please note you can still worship and pray with us at 10:30am Live every Sunday via Facebook and YouTube for our weekly Service. See below for our latest Online Service
St George’s is here ready to serve the Community of St George's Parish. We have a team of staff and volunteers willing to do all we can to help anyone in need in our parish community. If you need any assistance, please call our church office: 01522 689033, and we will respond as soon as we can.
Please download and read prayerfully the letter from our Minister, Rev. Tim. Tim is currently unwell and for the reasons laid out in his letter should not be contacted at this present time.
In the meantime please keep in touch with one another by phone, social media and other ways, and let us know of any concerns you may have about anyone.
God bless you all
Tim Voltzenlogel
Messy Church is moving back online this term. We're busy planning 2 services that will take place on Sunday 31st January at 3pm and Wednesay 17th February at 10am. Both can be viewed from our Facebook page and YouTube channel, look out for more details coming very soon! #messychurch #stgeorgeskids
Images Capitol HIll Photo by Alejandro Barba and Covid 19 by kevin-grieve used with permission.![]()
you will find our children's resources at![]()
stgeorgeslincoln.org.uk/church-life/kids/
Our Kids Zoom sessions begin again this Sunday - 10:45am for half and hour. We start a brand new series exploring some of the 'faith filled' people from the Old Testament, the session can be downloaded from the church website now. #stgeorgeskids ![]()
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stgeorgeslincoln.org.uk/church-life/kids/
Happy New Year St George's church family and friends! I hope you have had a safe and happy (if quiet) start to the new year. I sit in front of my computer in my first week back after a week off, and am already looking at a growing 'to do' list, which could easily become overwhelming. It is very easy to simply jump back into my previous habits, work and life patterns. I'm not a fan of New Year's resolutions which simply become things for me to fail at (😕). But the new year naturally does bring an opportunity for reflection and re-evaluation. ![]()
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As an alternative to resolutions I've stolen the following idea from a friend...![]()
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Rather than guilt-producing resolutions, why not consider trying one or more experiments which may benefit your spiritual/mental/physical health or the community/world around you? Consider the following questions:![]()
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I wonder what might happen if...?![]()
How might it affect my family/world/community/environment if I...?![]()
What if I just tried....?![]()
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The experiment may produce the result you expect, or entirely surprise you. It may not work in which can you can tweak it, change it or scrap it and try something else. Be free to do so! ![]()
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Try any experiment: Would I feel healthier if I ran once a week or walked everyday? What would happen if we ate a vegetarian meal once per week? What if I read one Bible verse/chapter per day? Would it take as much time as I think to wash and recycle my yoghurt pots? ![]()
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Feel free to create and share your own ideas for experiments. Go wild and have fun with it! ![]()
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Happy New Year!![]()
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Kath![]()
(credit for the above goes to Alice Smith)
