Rooted in the past, reaching for the future
One of our yearly outreach projects is the Giving Tree , which commits to providing Christmas gifts for local children who would otherwise do without.
Names of the remaining 8 and Giving Tree details will be available this Sunday, December 4th after the 8am and 10AM services.
Linda Hunt is the Giving Tree Coordinator, and can answer your questions.
Come join us in the Parish Hall for Pumpkin Painting for children and adults of all ages! The Flower Committee will provide the pumpkins and paint materials after each service this Sunday, October 30th during the Coffee Hours!
We’ll supply small pumpkins and paint but you can bring your own if you have a really big pumpkin you wish to decorate!
We’ll have kid snacks and drinks and stuff for adults too!
All parish women are invited to attend the next Wednesday Women Thanksgiving Themed Luncheon next Wed., November 2nd, 11:30-1PM in the Parish Hall.
We will serve “Thanksgiving dinner on a roll” (the “Bobbie” sandwich from Capriotti’s), plus salad, and dessert. Join us for good food, conversation and Thanksgiving BINGO! The cost is $15.00 and is payable that day.
Our hosts for this upcoming lunch are: Andrea Pugh, Kathy Mullen, Judy Coudon, Donna Boyd, Donna Harrity, Phyllis Doyle, Nancy Leizear, Patty Wood, and Barb England. To reserve your spot, contact Andrea Pugh, reservations must be received by October 30 (Sunday) 410-398-0895 or 443-206-0575 or abpugh@comcast.net.
Join us on Sunday, November 13 between our 8 and 10AM services (9:15AM), in the Parish Hall, for our next Coffee & Conversation.
Beloved parishioners Barbro Pollock and Wayne Pollack, who moved a few years ago to Kennett Square, PA., return for a visit! Barbro and Wayne are members of our choir and virtual choir. Barbro also spent many years as a devoted Outreach volunteer.
Barbro will share her memories and adventures, along with pictures, of her home country of Sweden!
Please join us for this informative, and personal tour of Sweden, from our favorite Swede!
Veterans Day is a public holiday held on November 11th, the anniversary of World War I’s end, to honor US veterans and victims of all wars. This holiday is a celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
We will remember our loved ones who have served in our military on Sunday, November 13th in honor of Veteran’s Day.
Please submit names of veterans for our Honor Roll of Service via email to the church office by Wednesday, November 9th.
