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.
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We occupy the left, east portion of this building at 321 1/2 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
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The Rev. Paula Engelhorn is our priest.
Angela Holguin is our organist for the summer while Dr. Minjung Seo is on the staff of a music camp in Maine.

Art in Our Hall

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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.
In addition to Janice Owen's painting, we have been loaned artwork by two Macomb artists.  Pictured below is Sam Parker's "Tree of Life" which complements both Janice's painting and our Mexican tree of life.
Karla Runquist is another Macomb artist who has donated the work pictured below  "Three Faces of Christ."

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Wednesday:  Morning Prayer and Healing Service 10 am.

Sunday:
              
               Holy Eucharist 10 am
               Coffee Hour to follow


Each Sunday service is broadcast on WTND, 106.3 fm, at 5 pm on Sundays.
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Joe Cook, our crucifer, just donated a cheese board and knives that he received for 25 years of service to Western Illinois University. Congratulations and thank you, Joe.
Mexican Retablo of the Trinity
The retablo on the left is on loan from the collection of Mike and Edie Selders.  It illustrates the Trinity as evidenced by the triangular halos, but the faces of the three figures are similar.