Welcome to St. Julian’s official website. St. Julian’s services are both in person (in the church) and live streamed (via Facebook Live and YouTube) every Sunday at 10:30 am. During our services, we use the prayer book (Book of Common Prayer).
You are invited to visit our Worship Page to learn about our worship opportunities and to view a recent service.
We hope to see you in our new spaces and places as we lean into new ways of being a faithful, hopeful community.
God is about to do a new thing; … Isaiah 43:19
Happenings
Godly Play: It’s playtime!!! We are resuming the children’s Sunday School program, Godly Play. This program is based on Montessori principles and serves children ages 3 – 12 years. During the summer, class will be held every other week. Upcoming sessions: July 2, 16, & 30; August 13 & 27. Click here to learn more about the Godly Play program.
The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) held their first “Tea” after the Sunday service on 07May. For more information on St. Julian’s ECW group and to view pictures of our “Tea Gathering”, please click here.
Coffee Hour (“hospitality hour”) is held immediately after the 10:30 am Sunday service and is hosted by volunteers. Please click here to sign up to host a Coffee Hour.
The Contemplative Group meets every Thursday at 7 PM for Centering Prayer, Lectio Divina, and Small Group Discussion. For more information click here.
The Contemplative Book Study meets every Tuesday at 2 PM in the SJEC Library. We are beginning a new book on June 6. The book is Living Your Deepest Desires (Bridges to Contemplative Living with Thomas Merton, book 3). It is available on Amazon for $5.95. If you are interested in reading and sharing your thoughts, please order the book and come join us. For more information click here. Note: the Book Study will not meet on Tuesday, July 4th.
To sign up for St. Julian’s announcements and bulletins, click here.
Have a prayer request? Click here to add your loved one’s name to the prayers list. Our prayer team will pray for them, and they will be lifted up by name every Sunday.
The Diocese of Atlanta and the Episcopal Church
Purpose Statement of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta: We challenge ourselves and the world to love like Jesus as we worship joyfully, serve compassionately, and grow spiritually.
For updates and to stay connected to the Diocese of Atlanta at large, please click here.
Learn more about The Episcopal Church here.
Read Bishop Rob’s weekly devotional, For Faith, and listen to the accompanying podcast, For People, here.
Tithes and Offerings
Online Giving
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Pledge Cards
You can download your editable pledge card here, then fill it out and email it as an attachment to: finance@saintjulians.org
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