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All are welcome to worship with us.
The Episcopal Church of St. George welcomes all persons regardless of ethnicity, sexual orientation, socio-economic circumstance or religious background to our worshiping community and Eucharist table. We welcome all who seek God and invite you into our efforts to be a positive voice in our city, the church, and the larger world around us.
Come join us as we seek to build the Kingdom of God in our souls, our lives, and our community on this fragile earth, our island home. (Adapted from Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland, OR) We've Moved to 321 1/2 University Drive. Click here for more pictures of our new church home. Join us on Sunday, March 2nd for Holy Eucharist, The Rev. Paula Engelhorn, officiating. |
We occupy the left, east portion of this building at 321 University Drive in Macomb. The interior is modern and handicapped accessible.
The Rev. Paula Engelhorn: (309) 421-0142 church email: stgeorgesmacomb@gmail.com The Episcopal Church of St. George P. O. Box 294 Macomb, IL 61455 
The Rev. Paula Engelhorn
Darryl Roberts serves at Holy Eucharist with The Rev. Paula Engelhorn.
Dr. Minjung Seo provides music for Sunday services. Dr. Seo is on the faculty of the School of Music at W.I.U.
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Janice Owens presented her painting of "Madonna of the Corn" to the church on February 23rd. Located across from the entrance, the painting provides a beautiful welcome to our church home.
Lenten Events
Wednesdays 10 am: Morning Prayer Fridays 5 pm: Way of the Cross. 
 On January 19, Bishop Jeffrey Lee of the Diocese of Chicago blessed our new church. Bishop Lee is shown here with Paul Leuzzi, Deacon Jack Seymour from Chicago, and The Rev. Paula Engelhorn.
Pictured below is a recycled stain-glass window above the cross made by two of our parishioners for the community-wide Way of the Cross.
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Sunday schedule:
Each Sunday service is broadcast on WTND, 106.3 fm, at 5 pm on Sundays. Lift High the Cross 
Joe Cook,our intrepid Crucifer, leads the procession at the beginning of most services. Here he is demonstrating the bells used during Holy Eucharist.
Lisa Allyn also serves as crucifer and acolyte.
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