


Giving Biblically
And they came, everyone whose heart was stirred,
and everyone…

Finding Abundance Amidst Desolation
They shall be like a tree planted by water, sending out its roots…

Quiltmaking
...a time to tear, and a time to sew
Ecclesiastes 3:7a
In the…

Everything Old is New Again
When you get to church this Sunday at either 8am or 10:15am for worship, arrive a little early so you have time to pull out the Book of Common Prayer in the rack in front of you. Look at the spine and notice whether it’s smooth or cracked. Now turn it over to look at the page edges and notice where the dark stripes are.

Little Altars Everywhere?
Little Altars Everywhere?
“Come to me, all you…

Outreach Tour of East Towson
On Sunday, July 1st, Nancy Goldring of the Northeast Towson Improvement Association graciously took members of the Outreach team on a guided tour of Historic East Towson. East Towson became a free black community in 1829 when then Governor Charles Ridgely of Hampton Estates died and freed some of his slaves in his will.

Happy Juneteenth!
Over two years after Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, Major General Gordon Granger announced in Galveston, Texas, that “all slaves are free.” Real freedom did not come to most of the “freed” people in Texas until somewhat later, and laws quickly sprang up to control and circumscribe their lives. Nevertheless, African Americans adopted the date of Granger’s order to celebrate emancipation.

From Ghoulies and Ghosties Good Lord, Deliver Us
Did you know that the Episcopal Church has a worship service for Halloween? It’s true! Special readings and prayers are appointed for the Eve of All Hallows—more commonly called the Feast of All Saints—as a way of putting the festivities and frissons of Halloween in Christian context.
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