We had a record-breaking crowd at our Annual Train Day last Saturday! The crowd enjoyed lunch and snacks as they played with the trains. Proceeds will benefit The Haitian School for the Handicapped. This annual event warms our hearts and makes us all feel young and filled with awe. Thanks to Linda Gibeck for organizing the food, and George Kaplan for leading the train enthusiasts.
Our Annual Parish Picnic will be held on Sunday, July 28th in our churchyard. The picnic will follow our Combined 10:00AM church service.
Now is your chance to purchase raffle tickets for the Butterflies in the Garden quilt! Purchase tickets at our Annual Garden Market on May 3 (9-6PM) and May 4 (9-4PM) or do so online at https://sma-dev.hi5s.com/donate/ . Be sure to type “quilt tickets” in the memo and leave your email address for ticket numbers. The winning ticket…
Miss worshiping in the church? We will begin Wednesday morning Holy Eucharist Rite 2 services on Wed. September 16 at 10:00AM in the church. Here’s an opportunity to worship with a small group on Wednesday’s morning instead of with a crowd on Sunday mornings. All COVID protocols are in place.
We recently received notification that we are the recipient of a Facility Improvement Grant totaling $21,958.00! Governor Larry Hogan announced nearly $10 million in grant awards through the new Community Safety Works program to more than 300 business districts and nonprofit organizations across Maryland, advancing a key plank of the governor’s Re-Fund The Police Initiative. The grants…
How many of us have ever prayed, “Lord make me an instrument of your peace”; then found ourselves in complex and polarized situations that made peace seem impossible? This course is for you. Designed by The Episcopal Church’s Office of Government Relations and its Department of Faith Formation, Make Me an Instrument is a free, 5-week course…
Do you enjoy meeting and connecting people? If so, we can use your help with our new Greeter Ministry! A Greeter Ministry is necessary for a growing and thriving church, as greeters are the first people to welcome and introduce newcomers before and after the service. It is also a great way to get to…