Vestry Nominations
As we approach the Annual Meeting on January 30, we focus our attention on the election of new vestry members.
As we approach the Annual Meeting on January 30, we focus our attention on the election of new vestry members.Annual pledges support everything we do and are at St. Mary Anne’s. Your gift is spent on all aspects of our worship, outreach, and community life. In order to know what we can do each year, we need to receive pledge commitments on which to develop an annual budget. Decisions about spending are made by…
Last month, we informed the parish that with Father John’s 72nd birthday, on July 28, 2022, Church canon rules required his resignation as “Rector”. The Vestry wants Father John to remain at St. Mary Anne’s, so we asked the Bishop to appoint Father John as “Priest in Charge”. Click here to read Senior Warden Mike Pugh’s letter to…
Our Annual Meeting was last Sunday, January 30. Parishioners participated in a hybrid in-person/zoom meeting, and heard reports from Father John, the Wardens, Mission and Outreach. Minutes from the 2021 Annual Meeting were reviewed and approved. The budget for the 2022 fiscal year was presented. The Mission budget was approved. We had three open vestry positions….
Twenty-five participants enjoyed our first session of our Lenten Soup Suppers and discussion about “The Grace of Les Misérables”. The next sessions are scheduled for March 23, 30 and April 6 from 6-7:30PM. Please sign-up after services this Sunday or RSVP to the church office at office@stmaryanne.org or 410-287-5522. Please let us know if you can…
The Bishop’s latest directive for in-person physical worship is attached here. As stated in our last email correspondence, Episcopal churches in the Diocese of Easton remain closed through the month of May. Your Vestry and Father John are working on a reopen plan to include the necessary and recommended safeguards to help protect you and our…
The Watch begins at the conclusion of Maundy Thursday Eucharist & Altar Stripping and continues all night and into Good Friday. The Watch commemorates the time Jesus spent in the Garden of Gethsemane before he was arrested, and as he asked his disciples, “Can you not watch with me one hour?” Parishioners volunteer to keep…