This Weeks Announcements

St.George's Day International Potluck April 23,2023
The feast day of St. George’s day is today Sunday April 23. We will celebrate 150 years of St. George’s church in remembrance of our Patron Saint with a potluck following the 10 am service. Everyone is invited to bring a dish to share from your family or cultural heritage, as we recognize and celebrate where we come from and who we are as a community.

Bring in your St. George's Lenten Offering 2023
This Easter we invite you to turn in your Lenten offering to support The Trevor Project and Miriam’s Kitchen. We are planning on sending in our donation in May, so if you plan to donate now is the time. Thank you for your generosity.

​Social Justice Biography of the Saints April 30 - Jonathan Daniels
Come and learn about Jonathan Daniels, Civil Rights martyr and 2023 winner of Lent Madness as we continue in the social justice biographies of the saint’s series on Sunday April 30 at 11:30 am.  The Rev. Charles Hoffacker will share about Jonathan Daniels, who was a native of Keene, NH, valedictorian of Virginia Military Institute class of 1961, and Episcopal seminarian killed while working in the civil rights movement in Hayneville, near Selma, Alabama in 1965. His life and witness are commemorated in the Episcopal calendar of the church year on Aug. 14. You can participate in person in the sanctuary or via Zoom.

Youth Mission Trip Dinner with the Bishop Raffle
​Please support the St. George’s Youth group as they prepare for their annual Mission Trip. The youth are currently selling $10.00 raffle tickets for a chance to win a dinner for 8 which will be hosted by Bishop Mariann. The tickets are available at the church for cash payments or can pay electronically at www.stgeorgesglenndale.org/donate,or Zelle to donations@stgeorgesglenndale.org. or Cash App to $StGeorgesGlennDale. You will need to make a note that it is payment for raffle tickets. Thank you!

Marietta House Museum’s Lunchtime Lecture Series
On Wednesday, May 3, 12noon – 1pm Marietta House Museum will present a Lunchtime Lecture featuring histories of Amelia and Jacob Duckett’s family. Their family was enslaved at Marietta, a tobacco plantation, in what is today Glenn Dale. Please join House Museum director Julie Rose as she shares multiple histories of the Duckett family members—stories of self-liberation, Underground Railroad, marriage, war, and life in Washington, D.C. post -Emancipation. Guests are welcome to bring their lunch and enjoy conversation and new friends.  Tours of the house are optional following the lecture.  This is a free lecture. For more information and to register please call 301-464-5291 or email mariettahouse@pgparks.com.  Marietta House Museum is located at 5626 Bell Station Road,
Glenn Dale.