St George's Lowville

09/03/2026

What's Happening at St. George's - 2 September 2026 - https://mailchi.mp/c24ebdb0140c/whats-happening-at-st-georges-september-8th-17451531

08/06/2026

What's Happening at St. George's - August 2026 -

I trust you are keeping well. I’ve started my holidays this week but just wanted to send out this little note and a few reminders.

07/30/2026

What's Happening at St. George's - 29 July 2026 -

All summer long we've listened to Jesus tell stories about seeds, soil, gardens, and yeast. This Sunday, those images come together in one of the Bible's best-loved stories: the feeding of the five thousand. Join us as we discover how God's Kingdom grows through compassion, community, and the simple...

07/25/2026

🌱 What season are you in right now?

Jesus' Parable of the Sower is often read as a question about what kind of soil we are. But perhaps there's a gentler question...

What season am I in?

In this week's reflection, we explore how gardeners teach us to think differently about faith, growth, and God's patient work in our lives. Because grace comes before growth, and the Gardener is never finished with the garden.

Read the full reflection here: https://www.stgeorgeslowville.ca/post/patient-gardener-sermon

We often ask, "Which kind of soil am I?" But perhaps Jesus is asking a gentler question: What season am I in? This reflection explores the Parable of the Sower through the eyes of a patient gardener who trusts that grace prepares the soil and God is never finished with the garden.

07/14/2026

The masonry restoration at St George's is proceeding. Today we looked at different shades of mortar to best match the original mortar

07/14/2026

We often think spiritual growth comes from trying harder. But what if Jesus is offering something different?

In the first of my summer sermons on the subject, The Soil of Grace, we explore why healthy gardens don't grow through pressure—and why perhaps our lives don't either.

"Grace is the soil where growth becomes possible."

Healthy gardens don't grow because someone shouts at them—they grow because the soil is alive. Reflecting on Jesus' invitation to "come to me," this sermon explores how God's grace creates the conditions where real spiritual growth can flourish.

07/05/2026