Welcome to St. George Anglican Church! We exist to reach out with the love of Christ to the people of Auburn and beyond who desire to know God in spirit and in truth. As a worshipping community of Christians, we believe that our faith is both ancient and applicable to the challenges of today's world.

At St. George's our worship is traditionally Anglican, using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and 1982 and 1940 Hymnals. Our clergy vest in either cassock and surplice or alb and chasuble and our music is led by organ and choir.

Sunday Worship at 9am. 1500 W Maryland Ave, Phoenix: in the Chapel. Friday Morning Prayer at 7am. on Mission for Jesus in Central Phoenix. Gospel Communities exist to create smaller environments of discipleship and connection here at St. George's. These communities are spaces for deep relationships, intentional learning, and prayer for one another.

Join our Anglican Catholic church community and experience the joy of worship. We are an Anglican church dedicated to serving our congregation and spreading the love of God.

The Parish is named for St. George of Cappadocia (ca A.D. 275/281 to April 23, A.D. 303), a Roman soldier and guard of Emperor Diocletian who was martyred for his faith. As one of Christianity's most venerated saints, he is forever immortalized in the mythic legend of St. George and the Dragon.

St George’s Anglican Church uses the 1928 edition of The Book of Common Prayer and we encourage our members to develop a daily prayer practice that includes Morning Prayer (Matins) and Evening Prayer (Evensong or Vespers). Morning and Evening Prayer, known together as the Daily Office, are the most basic building blocks of Anglican life.

We are shaped by traditional Anglican liturgy, music, and preaching. As Jesus taught us to pray, 'thy kingdom come,' we aim for compassion, justice, and community.

The clergy of St. George's Anglican Church are under the authority of The Most Reverend Blair W. Schultz, Archbishop of the Anglican Province of Christ the King, and Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of the Atlantic States.

(719) 434-3364. Welcome to St. George’s Anglican Church located in the heart of downtown Colorado Springs. Our historic, liturgical worship is uses the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and Hymnal.

St. George’s Anglican Church is committed to the Reformed understanding of the Biblical Faith, as outlined in the 39 Articles, the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, the Ordinal, and the Jerusalem Declaration.