St. George's is here for you!
We, at St. George’s are a warm and welcoming community centred in
Prayer, Fellowship, and Community,
all firmly grounded in the bountiful love of God. We invite you join us, learn about what we’re up to, and grow with us in the presence of Jesus Christ and all God’s saints!
Sunday Services
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Sundays @ 9:00am - Holy Eucharist (1st and 3rd Sundays)
- Morning Prayer (2nd and 4th Sundays)
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The 5th Sunday of the month alternates between Holy Eucharist and Morning Prayer. Scroll down for the full calendar.
You can connect to the service live on Facebook Sundays at 9:00am or view past services through this link.
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Worship
Our Worship Services are grounded in the rich tradition of the Anglican Church of Canada. In worship, we see to deepen our relationship with God and each other through beautiful prayers and hymns which tell the story of God’s presence in our lives.
Our services are held at 9:00am every Sunday morning (and other times during special feast days such as Christmas Eve and Holy Week). Children and families are always welcome at weekly services and we have special family services several times throughout the year. Scroll down to see the calendar of events. If you are unable to come in person, we do offer an option for you to join online via Zoom.
Contact the church office for the Zoom link, for more information about the services or if you would like to join our email-list.
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For some tips on bringing children to church, click here.
Our Ministries
We are grounded in the Anglican Tradition and offer the Sacraments to all who are interested, curious, and willing to enter into a deeper relationship with God, and God’s Creation. Please contact the office if you are interested in baptism, marriage, confirmation or you would like to learn more about the sacraments.
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St. George's supports the Châteauguay Food Bank, which offers emergency food to those in need in the community. Throughout the year we also collect donations for Christmas Food Baskets, in partnership with Connexion Church. The baskets are packed up and delivered by volunteers from the two churches.
We offer regularly studies throughout the year, especially during key seasons like Advent and Lent. There are also regular opportunities to join in courses with Montreal Diocesan Theological College.
Learning together, we grow in faith as individuals and as a community.
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Upcoming Events
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​March 16th: Holy Eucharist, 9:00am
Second Sunday of Lent
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March 23rd: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Third Sunday of Lent
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March 30th: Family Communion Service, 9:00am
Fourth Sunday of Lent
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April 6th: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Fifth Sunday of Lent
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April 13th: Blessing of the Palms, Reading of the Passion & Holy Eucharist, 9:00am
Palm Sunday
​April 17th: Maundy Thursday Service, 7:00pm
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April 18th: Stations of the Cross, 12:00pm
Good Friday Service, 1:00pm
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April 20th: Festival Eucharist, 9:00am
Easter Sunday​​​​​​​​
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April 27th: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Second Sunday of Easter
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May 4th: Holy Eucharist, 9:00am
Third Sunday of Easter
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May 11th: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Fourth Sunday of Easter
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May 18th: Holy Eucharist, 9:00am
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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May 25th Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Sixth Sunday of Easter
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May 31st Messy Church, 2:00-4:00pm
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June 1st: Holy Eucharist, 9:00am
Ascension Sunday
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June 8th: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Pentecost
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June 15th: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Trinity Sunday
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June 22nd: Confirmations and Holy Eucharist, 9:00am
Second Sunday after Pentecost
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June 29th: Morning Prayer, 9:00am
Third Sunday after Pentecost
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For our Lent Family Service there will be an interactive retelling of the Prodigal Son, a story which reveals how God loves us- no matter what! All are invited. There will be refreshments following the service.
For our Lent Study this year we are going to watch and discuss a film called "The Doctrine of Discovery: Stolen Lands, Strong Hearts". This is a film about a devastating decision, made over 500 years ago, which continues to profoundly impact Indigenous and Settler people worldwide. Pope Alexander VI ruled that the lands being discovered by European explorers at the time was “empty” land and its millions of Indigenous inhabitants were “non-human." This year we will look at this film, which was created by the Anglican Church of Canada in response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commision's 94 Calls to Action. The Study begins this week, Tuesday March 18th from 7-8:30pm and will continue on April 1 and 8th. Please contact the church office for more information: saint.george.chateauguay@gmail.com.
Children and their parents are welcome at St. George's every Sunday and we have special family services and activities throughout the year.
For some tips on worshiping with children, click here.