427 BATESVILLE RD., SIMPSONVILLE, SC 29681

An Anglican Church Serving the Greenville, South Carolina Area

(864) 281-0015

FAX (864) 281-0060

 stgeorgeapa@bellsouth.net

 An affiliate member of the American Anglican Council 

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Registration Forms will be available Saturday, May 11, 2013

at the Opening of the St. George's FARMERS MARKET

8:00 am to 12 noon

O Lord God of Hosts, stretch forth, we pray Thee, Thine almighty

arm to strengthen and protect those who serve in the armed forces

of our country. Support them in the day of trouble, arm them with

   Thy defence, preserve them evermore from all perils, and in the time

  of peace keep them safe from all evil; endue them with courage and

    loyalty; and grant that in all things they may serve without reproach;

   remind us, who benefit from their many sacrifices, to honor them in

    thought, word and deed, and to remember them in our daily prayers;

  we ask for Thy special mercy to be upon their families and friends;

grant them peace and comfort; and for Thy tender mercy's sake,

       hasten the day when all swords will be beaten into plowshares; through

Jesus Christ our Lord.  Amen.

Click here to Read Bishop Grundorf's March-May 2013 Epistle

May 2013 Click Here for Calendar

Sunday Service Time:

Sunday School Adults & Children    9:00 am

Holy Eucharist                                 10:00 am            

Bible Study Time:

Monday Morning Womens Bible Study     10:00 am

Wednesday Evening Womens Bible Study  7:00 pm

Wednesday Evening Mens Bible Study        7:00 pm

SEE THE CALENDAR LINK ABOVE FOR SERVICE DETAILS.

      Regular Office Hours

Sunday - Services as scheduled
Monday - Closed
Tuesday through Thursday - 9 AM-Noon
Friday & Saturday - By appointment

"All the disciples of Christ despise death; they take the offensive against it and, instead of fearing it, by the sign of the cross and by faith in Christ trample on it as on something dead. Before the divine sojourn of the Saviour, even the holiest of men were afraid of death, and mourned the dead as those who perish. But now that the Saviour has raised His body, death is no longer terrible, but all those who believe in Christ tread it underfoot as nothing, and prefer to die rather than to deny their faith in Christ, knowing full well that when they die they do not perish, but live indeed, and become incorruptible through the resurrection."

Saint Athanasius, On the Incarnation