St. George Lutheran Church

This page has information and tips that we hope
you'll find helpful when visiting St. George

St. George is a warm, friendly, Spirit-filled congregation that has been blessed with many visitors over the years. We've been further blessed when those who've visited, choose to become members and make our congregation their church home.

Today's Lutherans come from various backgrounds, and St. George's growing congregation is no different. Unlike previous generations, when most of our members were "cradle" Lutherans of European descent, our members today come from a variety of religious traditions, cultures and walks of life. Our members have joined St. George after relocating to the Brighton Area, after marrying someone from a different religious background, after searching for a message that spoke to their heart, or after finding a sense of purpose and belonging within our congregation. Whatever your interests, needs or background might be, we want you to know that we are grateful that you are blessing us with your visit!

In the past, we've been blessed to meet the needs of people who find themselves in situations like:

Career relocations.
Unfortunately, this is a common part of today's job market. When this happens, families find themselves in a new community, separated from their loved ones and far away from the familiar feelings of home. The church family at St. George can help to ease those feelings of being disconnected. We can offer you and your family a sense of connection and belonging. We are a place for you to find friendship, support and encouragement as you adjust to your new home in Livingston County.

Couples.
Couples today often come from families with differing religious backgrounds. It can be difficult for them to find a church that nurtures them spiritually and where they can both feel comfortable worshiping. For these couples, St. George just may be that perfect "fit". With our many small groups, and both our Traditional and Contemporary Services, we offer a variety of ways for you to connect with one another through Christ, and a means for you to deepen your personal relationships with God.

Those seeking answers.
We live in a complex world and sometimes it's difficult to understand why things happen or what we should do about them. People find themselves searching for spiritual meaning, and looking for answers to life's difficult questions. It's often then that we experience a deep longing to respond to God's love and seek His healing in our lives. Scripture tells us that this is God's way of beckoning us into a relationship with Him. This is the good news of Jesus Christ, and we at St. George have a message of hope that we long to share with you. A message of love and of purpose. A message that the Savior is truly your Savior!

Regardless of your circumstance, please consider blessing us with your visit.
We would be so honored to have you!!

Helpful Tip:
Our parking lot does sometimes fill up, but there's additional parking along 4th and Main Streets. Keehn Funeral Home has also graciously made their lot available for us to use.

Helpful Tip:
Make sure to grab one
of the bulletins from the greeters when you first
enter the front doors of
the church.

The 9 am service is a beautiful Traditional Service. It uses the responsive readings, prayers and songs that are typically found at a Lutheran, Roman Catholic
or Episcopalian church.
The entire service is
printed inside the bulletin, which makes it easy to
follow along.

The 11 am service is a Contemporary Service using more of a free-form style of worship. In this Spirit-filled, casual service, people often wear blue jeans or other comfortable attire. This service also has the songs, readings and prayers
printed inside the bulletin.

Did You Know.........
Small children are always
welcome and encouraged in worship. If however,for any reason you are uncomfortable with the disruptions of your little one, please note that we do have a cry room and a nursery available for your convenience. Just ask any usher for assistance!

Did You Know.........
At St. George, we celebrate "Open Communion" which simply means that everyone who believes that Jesus Christ is truly present in the bread and wine, can and should participate. If you're not sure what to do, just follow along with the person in front of you, or feel free to ask one of the ushers for help!
Please join us at Christ's Table!

Did you Know......
As a visitor, we would like for you to be our guest. Please do not contribute to the offering. If you wish, you may fill out one of the visitor cards, conveniently located in the pews, then drop it in the offering plate during the offertory.

Won't you please consider joining us after worship, for coffee and sweets! We serve them in the fellowship room, next to the sanctuary. We use this informal time to chat and catch up with one another. For visitors, it's a great opportunity to meet and get to know us. Also to let us know if we can be of any help, or answer any questions that you might have.