About
Us
A
while back some of us at St. George’s put some thoughts together which
we hope describe us fairly accurately. Inevitably in any church, people
see some things differently. What we came up with is not so much a
creed or statement of faith as a statement of attitude towards people
of Christian faith, other faith or no faith. This is what we came up
with though we didn’t all agree on everything! Any comments welcome.
Revd
Richard Betts
You
are welcome, what ever your beliefs, even if you find
organised religion irrelevant.
You are welcome, whatever your lifestyle.
You are welcome, wherever you may be on your faith journey; believer or
agnostic, conventional Christian, or questioning sceptic.
We look forward to receiving the ideas and experiences you can bring.
We welcome the infinite variety of human beings and hope that our
shared witness to Christian faith will not leave anyone feeling
unwanted or unloved.
We think that the way we treat each other is even more important than
the dogmas we hold.
We think it is vital to take seriously the intellectual and emotional
problems many people have with the Christian faith.
We think Christians must be concerned with global issues of injustice
and suffering.
We recognise that our ignorance far outstrips our understanding and
that there is great value just in asking questions as well as in
finding answers.
We recognise that our faith involves discipleship and a conscientious
of all that is bad and promotion of all that is good.
Our hope
is that anybody visiting our church will feel welcome.
Churches
in the Parish
Groups in
the Parish
Age Concern and Listening in Dorchester
St Georges Bells
St Georges Church Hall
St Peters Bells
Theology Discussion Group
Parish Website Group
The
Lunch Club
The Mothers' Union
Page
The Thursday Group
The Traidcraft Page
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you run
or are involved with ?
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