Due to our Pentecost services, Baptism and afternoon music program with Steve McBride, our Director of Music, we will postpone our Episcopal/Anglican 101 series for this week. This series will begin on June 5 at 9:15 in the Parish House.
I’m standing at the table, unwrapping all my Christmas ornaments. As they are opened, they will be rewrapped and placed in another box for Jenn, who will be the new family Official Keeper of The Ornaments. The box was not opened last year, as I had just moved to my present situation, so this will…
The Sisters of Episcopal Carmel are building a hermitage. The business of their daily like in their monastic order has been making it hard for the Sisters to have the solitary time in prayer deemed necessary for their calling. Their main job is to pray for the Church and the World. SMA has…
We all encounter conflict—whether it be with a coworker, spouse, family member, friend or complete stranger. And yet we all desire harmony in our relationships. “Resolving Everyday Conflict” is a practical, biblical and concise guide to peacemaking in everyday life. We will have a two-part book discussion on “Resolving Everyday Conflict” by Ken Sande & Kevin Johnson. A short DVD will…
Our church wasn’t spared from Tuesday’s Tropical Storm Isaias. The church basement was flooded with a few inches of water (see picture). Tim Leizear and Father John pumped it out after the storm. The basement floor is still wet and fans are working to dry it. Some church roof shingles appear to be loose, so…
Due to the recent surge in COVID cases in our area, the Bishop and clergy from the Diocese of Easton made the difficult decision yesterday to suspend in-person church services for the next two weeks. As before, we will record and post the next two Sunday services, December 13 and 20, so you can view them…
Attention Gardeners! A Little Rain Won’t Hurt You! Rain showers are predicted for Saturday, but our church gardeners would like to forge ahead and continue with the plan to do some weeding between the raindrops on Saturday morning at 9:00AM. Sandee promises coffee and donuts. If it rains too hard, the gardeners can move to…