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Episcopal Diocese of Washington

William and Mary Parish, est 1638

SUNDAYS

8am     Holy Eucharist

9:30am     Children's Chapel

10:30am     Holy Eucharist

WEDNESDAYS

11am   Healing Prayers

11:30am   Holy Communion

following   Lunch

Parish Life

Forty days after Easter, Jesus ascended. At St. George's, we celebrate this Festival Day with a COOKOUT (...aroma's ascending), KITE-FLYING (...kites ascending, or at least trying to), and an outdoor HOLY EUCHARIST (...prayers and praises ascending, too)!  Starts at 5:30pm on Thursday, May 17.  We provide the hamburgers and sausages, and hope you'll come -- and bring side-dishes, salads, desserts, and/or beverages to share.  See you there!

Live music, drinks, games & events and a delicious CRAB CAKE DINNER for only $18.  Saturday, June 2 at St. George's. Come for the food and stay for the festival!  1 to 7pm.

The St. George's Dragons, our softball team, hits the field again this summer, and Coach Mike Knight wants to encourage any and all interested persons to come out -- either to play or to support the team from the stands.

Most of the games are Monday nights, and we gather to give glory and praise to God -- and have fun together.  Every game starts at 6:15pm at Chancellor's Run Park on Chancellor's Run Road.

St. George's has become a leader in a movement to get beyond sustainability and break-through to doing Christ's mission in a new way.  We've been exploring the work of collaborative ministries, together with our sibling congregations in southern Maryland.  This new movement has caught the attention of the Episcopal Church and our Diocese of Washington.  The Rev'd Greg Syler, rector of St.