On Tuesday, August 3, we will provide another meal for the Paris Foundation to distribute to their clients. We need four volunteers to join us and make ten individually wrapped sandwiches and ten individually wrapped desserts, in Ziploc sandwich bags.The sandwiches can be either turkey and cheese or roast beef and cheese – no mustard or mayo.
You can plan to drop them off on Tuesday at the Parish Center kitchen during St. Mary Anne’s office hours: 9:00 to 12:00.
You can place the sandwiches in the fridge and the desserts on the metal table. Cindy Hoffman and Linda Gibeck will arrive after 2:45 to assemble the meals to deliver to Elkton.
If you can help with this mission to the homeless community, email Rick Waterhouse: wate6585@zoominternet.net
Last year’s efforts to decorate our church yard with spring crocus blossoms and establish the Thompson Memorial Crocus Lawn was a thing of beauty! So, we plan to plant more bulbs in October and continue this lovely parish planting activity.
We encourage you to participate in Sacred Ground, a relevant race dialogue series designed by the national Episcopal Church. This Christian based discussion series provides a safe, inquiring forum for difficult, but respectful and transformative, conversation on issues of race and racism.
Each Sunday during worship, we read or hear stories and lessons from the most famous book in the world, the Bible. It is a book on which we base our faith as Christians but what is it really saying, and what does that mean for us now in 2021? What is the rest of the story?
The dedicated team who brought us The North Elk Coffee House for 25 seasons is ready to retire. They pray another committed team of parishioners can keep the Coffee House open before pulling the final curtain.
