Sabbatical Newsletter, Issue 5, June 14, 2022 A Sabbatical Prayer Guide us, Lord, as we all journey through the months ahead together. Help us to walk trustingly in faith with our parish family and to serve one another humbly. May we always be aware of your presence and direction in all we do. Amen. This issue…
Sabbatical Newsletter, Issue 2, May 10, 2022 A Sabbatical Prayer Guide us, Lord, as we all journey through the months ahead together. Help us to walk trustingly in faith with our parish family and to serve one another humbly. May we always be aware of your presence and direction in all we do. Amen. For this second issue…
Sabbatical Newsletter, Issue 1, April 26, 2022 A Sabbatical Prayer Guide us, Lord, as we all journey through the months ahead together. Help us to walk trustingly in faith with our parish family and to serve one another humbly. May we always be aware of your presence and direction in all we do. Amen. Welcome to our first…
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November 4, 2021 From the Rector A season for giving thanks We’re coming close to the end of this year’s stewardship campaign with Pledge Consecration Sunday on November 14, but that doesn’t mean our focus on hope and gratitude has to end. All month long you’re invited to add to our wall of thanksgiving every…
From the Rector Holy Week & Easter resources and services As we approach the upcoming most sacred week of the church year, we are planning services to fit our current “hybrid” model of in-person and online offerings, as well as preparing at-home prayer resources. Mark your calendar now to stop by the church from Noon-1:00 pm on Saturday 3/27 to pick up your…
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland has suspended all indoor worship due to increasing COVID-19 numbers until further notice. We will continue to worship online at 10:30 am on Zoom and Facebook. Join us on the Second Sunday in Lent for Morning Prayer at 10:30 am followed by Zoom Coffee Hour, or watch the service livestreamed on Facebook. A printable bulletin is available here. We…
We will gather at 8:30 am outside for Holy Eucharist in the Memorial Garden and field. All attendees must abide by the provisions of the Covenant for Regathering, including: wearing a mask maintaining physical distancing from those not in your household only attending when non-symptomatic for COVID-19 or any other transmittable disease abstaining from attending if…