Rooted in the past, reaching for the future
All Church School teachers and helpers are required, by the Episcopal Church, to participate in a Safeguarding God’s Children Training Workshop.
Church School is ending on Sunday for the summer.
Maryland Department of Aging is having a 6-week Line Dancing Class in our Parish Hall. Learn to dance on Tuesdays from July 11 to August 22, 2017; 12:30PM to 1:30PM. (*No class on July 25th).
We will have a joint VBS with North East Methodist Church on Monday, June 19 to Friday, June 23 from 6-8:30 PM. We will need volunteers and children to make it a success. If you are interested in helping please let Janice Flood know. Sign -up information will be coming shortly.
Mark your calendars and join us for our third Lenten Supper on Sunday, March 19th, from 5:00-7:00PM in the Parish Hall.
Mac Taylor grew up in Annapolis, MD, exploring and boating on the creeks and marshes off the Severn River. This interest became a career focus leading to a Ph.D. in Physiology from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and postdoctoral research in endocrinology at the University of Pittsburgh. Mac returned to the Bay area as a Research Associate at the University of Delaware, supervising the field sampling operations for the University’s part in an ecological survey of the C & D Canal. He moved on to a faculty position in biology at the University of Delaware, teaching courses in physiology and fish biology and focusing his research on reproductive cycles of local fishes. Since retiring in 2006, Mac has sailed as part of the environmental education team on the skipjack Martha Lewis and become involved in water quality monitoring for the Elk and North East River Watershed Association (ENERWA), in addition to helping with the North Elk Coffee House, St. Mary Anne’s Train Day and the Church cemetery.
