Friday 19th April, 7:00-9:00pm, St. George’s Church Hall
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Easter 2024
Easter is the main season of celebration at the heart of the Christian faith. Christ’s death for our sins and the defeat of death in his resurrection brings us peace and hope beyond measure. It is good to focus a fresh on these central truths at this time of year.
This Week’s Notices – 10th March 2024
The Bible talks a lot about love. In the New Testament, the focus is mainly on God’s love for us and the commands to love God and others: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son…”, “Love the Lord your God…”, “Love your neighbour as yourself.”
Open Church
From Saturday March 2nd, the Friends of St. George’s will be opening St. George’s church up from 10am-12noon every Saturday. Come in for a look around, refreshments, a chat or for quiet prayer. Everyone is welcome and entry is free.
This Week’s Notices – 25th February 2024
Paul is concerned to win. But he is not after the prestige associated with winning a competition or the glory of being a top sportsman. His concern is to win people for Christ.
This Week’s Notices – 18th February 2024
“Knowledge puffs up, but love builds up.”
This Week’s Notices – 11th February 2024
Who do you listen to? The modern super-connected world hurls a tidal wave of different voices at us day after day, bombarding us with a multitude of news, opinions and stories. How do we choose what to listen to when we are faced with such an enormous selection?
New Curate coming in June
We are delighted to announce that Beth Keenan will be joining us here in Ramsgate as a curate at the end of June.
Love is all you need – This Friday
A musical celebration of Love at St George’s Church Ramsgate. Online ticket sales close tonight (Thursday 8th February), tickets can be purchased on the door for £10. We have already sold over 100 tickets, but we can welcome more!
Friday 9th February – 7.30 til 9.30pm – Doors and Bar from 7.00pm
This Week’s Notices – 4th February 2024
This week is the last in our series on Nehemiah and we are thinking about Holy Worship. The work is completed, the community gather, the word is read, praise to God is given, and they commit themselves again to being the people of God.
St. George's Church Ramsgate 