Saint George's Church, is an Lovian Episcopal Church (UPC) built in the 1960's by Anglo-American protestants whom immigrated to the city of Charleston and the rural areas of the Stephen Headland. In 2008 the church requested a much younger pastor to replace Father William McGeny, whom was turning 80 that same year, in reply the United Protestant Church sent Pastor Kyle Wright, a thirty year old, whom led a progressive note in Noble City while in training. The change of the pastor caused a massive re-hall on the political outlook in the town, from being mostly conservative into a liberal congregation.
It's Sunday masses include a 9:00 Mass, which is typically in High Mass form and a 11:00 Mass in the form of a Low Mass, including a band and choir. It's one of Charlestons main skyline features, with it's brotherCastillo Tower.
Construction & History[]
Built in 1964 by a growing number of Protestant English and American Immigrants, the small church that used to stand there Saint John's had a membership of around 120, with rising membership the group gained the main church base in 1968, designed by Robert Mills. In 2011, with a growing population the church was able to resource enough money to build a bell tower. During the Civil Warthe bell tower, still under construction was halted due to a insufficient amount of workmen, whom were all recruited to fight for the Southern Cross Alliance. The structure was finally completed on December 21st. It's bell system is composed of three bell, George, Paul and John, a reference to The Beatles.