Christian Education

ADULTS
9-9:45 AM

Conversations Beyond Confirmation    Canterbury Suite

Centering Prayer    Sverdrup Room

The Sermon on the Mount: Learning to Follow Jesus (led by Fr. Stewart)     St. George’s Chapel

Rector’s Forum    Taylor Room

Adult Confirmation  (October 27–November 17) Room J-202.

CHILDREN
9-11:30 AM

Little Sprouts Nursery Infant/Toddler    Green Little Dragon Room

9-10:00 AM

Godly Play   Stringham Room

Young Disciples I (2nd/3rd Grade)    J203

Young Disciples II (4th/5th Grade)    J205

6th/7th Grade Sunday School    Armstrong Room

8th Grade Confirmands    Canterbury Suite

10:00 AM

Children’s Chapel   St. George’s Chapel

Bible Studies

Monday Morning Bible Study via Zoom
9 AM contact Marty at Marty@csmsg.org for the zoom link

Church Service League Bible Study
Tuesdays at 10:30 AM ( from September to May)
Sverdrup Room Followed by 11:30 AM Holy Eucharist

Friday Women’s Bible Study
8 AM, in the Library
Contact Nancy Ferriss at naferriss@gmail.com

Friday Men’s Bible Study
7 AM, in the Great Hall or outside, weather permitting
Contact Tom Horlacher at Tom.horlacher@sbcglobal.net

Our Community Listens

The Chapman Foundation for Caring Communities is a national for-good organization transformational learning experience to strengthen relations, align teams and build stronger communities.

Learn more about Our Community Listens

OCL Outcomes

Contact Laurie Brown at Laurie@csmsg.org for more information or about an upcoming class

Watch Our Community Listens Testimonials Here

Retreats

Women’s Lenten Retreat March 21st & 22nd
Friday, March 21, 2025 5:00 pm
Mercy Retreat Center
2039 N Geyer Rd, St. Louis, MO, 63131
Join us on March 21st and 22nd at Mercy Center for an Ignatian Spiritual Retreat!

‘Ignatian Prayer’, or ‘the Examen’ is a structure for daily, weekly, or situational prayer based on a series of open-ended questions that help us pay deep attention to and find direction in our recent experiences. Some people hear the word ‘examen’ and fear it means being examined or judged, but Ignatian prayer is quite the opposite! It is about discovering the leading, God-moments in our daily lives; and then using those insights in the days to come. At the retreat, we’ll learn a little bit about St. Ignatius and then explore the use of ‘the Examen’ both personally and in group settings: we hope you’ll join us!

Our Retreat Leader

The Rev. Natalie Hanson was educated at Wesleyan University and the Harvard Divinity School. She is a clergy member of the United Methodist Church, now retired after 40 years of ministry. Much of that ministry was focused in urban parishes, with eight years serving as a District Superintendent in the Western, then Upper New York Annual Conference.

On behalf of the Conference and as an adjunct for Wesley Seminary’s Course of Study, Rev. Hanson for several years taught classes on preaching and worship development. She was also Co-Convener and worship developer for the NE Jurisdiction’s Clergywomen’s Convocation.

In retirement, Natalie and her husband, the Rev. Dr. James Paul Womack, were summer hosts at the United Methodist Missionary Vacation Home at Chautauqua Institution, a summer learning and cultural community. In 2022, she stepped in as Interim Senior Pastor for the Institution, then joined Paul in his three-year interim pastorate at Hurlbut Church there. They both retired again in July of 2024. Natalie and Paul have three adult daughters, and a permanent residence in the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee.

We hope you will treat yourself to this retreat! A perfect way to exchange busyness for prayer, presence and exchanging darkness of anxiety for the light of Jesus Christ during Lent.

The retreat begins Friday March 21st at 5pm with a hospitality reception, followed by dinner at 6pm, retreat at 6:45pm and ends with compline at 9pm. On Saturday March 22nd, breakfast is served at 8am, retreat begins at 8:45am. The retreat will end at 3pm.

The reception, dinner, breakfast, lunch and snacks are included in the price of the retreat. A Single room is $150, Double room is $135, Commuter is $100, Student rate is $75. Scholarships are available. Contact Laurie at Laurie@csmsg.org with questions.

Register online or with Laurie Brown at Laurie@csmsg.org.

Brotherhood of St. Andrew

CELEBRATING THE BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW AT CSMSG

The Brotherhood is one of the Episcopal Church’s oldest ministries and was founded at CSMSG in 2018. Over the past year, members of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew at CSMSG have been examining saints who inspire them to follow the disciplines of the brotherhood: Prayer, Study, and Service.

“Our chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew is a small group where we can share our faith stories and grow in spirituality as we pursue a course of Christian study. This past year, under the superb leadership of Neil Tumber, we have studied the saints as modeling the disciplines of prayer, study, and service,” says member Bruce Springer.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew (www.brothersandrew.net) is an organization within the Episcopal Church dedicated to inspire, empower and equip men and boys to fulfill the Great Commission. To learn about the Daughters of the King, the sister organization for women and girls, visit www.doknational.org. We hope you will join us as we celebrate the past year and look forward to a new year of brotherhood. Email Neil Tumber at neiltumbe@outlook.com for more information.