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New Priest at St. George’s

After a year’s interim and an extended search, St George’s, Crescentwood, has announcedstainedgeucharistholyorders that they have found a new incumbent. Simon Blaikie, a priest in the diocese, will join the parish in February. Please pray for the parish, for Simon, and for the interim priest, Brent Neuman, as they make this transition together. Congratulations, Simon, on your placement.

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