Who are You? (who who, who who?)

St. George was a dragon slayer, right? He slew dragons. That's one way of telling the story. The other is a little less fantastical. St George was a Roman soldier sworn to protect Emperor Diocletian (who killed more Christians than anyone else I know). But one day the soldier found the prince of peace and believed. He was killed (in Diocletian's persecution) for his faith. He chose to whom he belonged, and died at the jealous hands of a despot. 

We, here at St. George's, have been asking similar questions. Who are we? To whom do we belong? This Sunday we will, once again, gather after our morning service to discuss this together. In past, we've called these "visioning" sessions, but have also been clear that we are not meeting to plot our next actions or to come up with a slogan for our letterhead. Before we do anything else, we need to know who we are, to examine ourselves, and to affirm our place in one, holy, catholic, and apostolic church. That's why we're meeting this coming Sunday, October 26th, immediately after the 11am service. 
Come join us. We'll bring lunch, you bring you. 
If you'd like to help with lunch, we'll place a jar on the counter, but come rested and ready as we explore questions that many before us (one ex-Roman particularly) have asked.