Circle of Mercy is a welcoming, inclusive, and celebrative community
of believers. We are committed to spiritual formation that nurtures
prayerful discernment, invites compassionate service, and prompts
prophetic action. We believe that turning to God also means turning to
the world—especially to its broken places—as agents of healing and
hope.
We are an ecumenical congregation, drawing from a
variety of confessional traditions, but choosing to be affiliated with
the Alliance of Baptists and the United Church of Christ. We
participate and offer leadership in a variety of mission involvements
locally, nationally, and internationally. At the heart of our community
life is worship. Every Sunday evening, a lively mix of adults and
children gathers around a welcoming table to sing and pray, share
concerns and celebrations, reflect on the intersection of Scripture and
life, meditate in silence, and break the bread of communion. There’s
always room for others who are on a journey to engage their faith and
the world.
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Circle of Mercy Sunday Worship
September - May: 5:00 p.m.
Christian education for all ages at 3:45
June – August: 5:30 p.m.
No Christian education before worship
St. George's Episcopal Church
1 School Road, Asheville, NC
Click HERE for directions
Dress is casual.
A potluck meal follows the worship service. | |
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