Rooted in the past, reaching for the future
Palm Sunday Procession of the Palms and Holy Eucharist 8AM and 10AM; Requiem at 4:00PM
Monday Vespers at 7:00PM
Tuesday Stations of the Cross at 7:00PM
Wednesday Healing Service 10AM; Taize Service at 7:00PM
Maundy Thursday Parish Dinner with Table Eucharist at 5:30PM, Stripping of the Altar, Night Watch.
Good Friday 12:00 service; 7:00PM Tenebrae
Saturday Easter Vigil 7:30PM
ALLELUIA! Easter Morning 6:30AM Sunrise Service; Rite II at 8:00AM; Rite II with Choir at 10:00AM
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.
Garden Market Planning Meeting will be held this Saturday in the Vestry House from 9AM-11AM.
Volunteer Sign-up Sheets are now posted in the Parish Hall. Please sign-up to help!
Silent Auction needs to begin to assemble nice new, or gently used, garden related items that will generate bidding among our visitors. Donations will be accepted after April 1st. Questions? See Phyllis Doyle
With spring only days away and the 20th Annual Garden Market only 7 weeks away it’s not too early to think about plants to dig for the ECW Plant Table. Pots of various sizes for transplanting as well as tags for labeling and soil will soon be available by the Parish House garage. In April we will set up special times for plant drop off. If you need help digging, please contact Sande Taylor. Extra pots, planters, potting soil, and monetary donations to purchase supplies are also welcome. The Plant committee thanks you!
Learn “How the Irish Saved Civilization” during this Sunday’s Adult Education time (9:15AM-9:45AM)!
Like all big projects, the Garden Market needs the support of every parishioner.
Right now, the Silent Auction needs to begin to assemble nice new, or gently used, garden related items that will generate bidding among our visitors.
Maybe it’s time to sort though your stored treasures, and let go of something you no longer need but someone else would treasure!
Phyllis Doyle would be happy to talk with you. Please call her at 410-287-7697 or send her an email and/or photo at gigidoyle613@gmail.com.
ATTENTION: Sign-up sheets for various Garden Market jobs have been posted on the closet doors in the Parish Hall. There are lots of opportunities to help, so please sign-up today!
