Christian Education
Rector’s Forum (Taylor Room): “The End of Times: The Book of Revelation”
St. George’s Forum (St. George’s Chapel): “Ask a Priest” with Mtr. Anne & Fr. Peter
Conversations Beyond Confirmation (Canterbury Suite) For parents of confirmands, focusing on spiritual growth beyond Confirmation.
Coffee & Conversation with the Ministry of Racial Reconciliation (Great Hall)
Centering Prayer — 1st Sunday of the month | Sverdrup Room
Adult Confirmation (Episcopal Christians) — Please contact Becky (BArthur@csmsg.org) to register for Spring 2026.
For Children & Youth
Little Sprouts (Infant–Toddler Care) — 9–11:30 AM | Yellow Dragons Room. Contact Mary Beth Tipton: mtipton@csmsg.org
Godly Play (Ages 4.5–1st Grade) — Stringham Room
Young Disciples (2nd–5th Grade) — J-204 & J-206
6th/7th Grade Sunday School — Armstrong Room
8th Grade Confirmation — Canterbury Suite
10 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
Archived Christian Education Recordings
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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.