… and they are blessed
At least a dozen dogs and cats showed up at church for a special blessing on Sunday.
At least a dozen dogs and cats showed up at church for a special blessing on Sunday.
The annual Blessing of the Animals will be offered at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, Oct. 3 at 9:30 a.m. on the lawn in front of the church at the corner of Court & Elm Streets, Belfast. The brief outdoor service, led by the Rev. John S. Nieman, is open to anyone in the community who would like a…
Updated COVID protocol (September 1, 2021) REQUIRES that all participants in support group meetings using our facility wear face masks.
Our biannual “KNIT-A-THON” will be held on May 8th from 9:00am – 6pm outside on the lawn of St. Margaret’s, weather permitting. Any and all are welcome to drop in with handwork or just for support. We will be raising money for the Belfast Soup Kitchen, an organization that supports many individuals in our area facing…
Sunday, October 4th is the Feast Day of St. Francis and we invite you, your friends, and neighbors to bring your pets for the traditional “blessing of the animals” on the front lawn at 10:30AM. This is a long-standing tradition at St. Margaret’s and will continue despite the pandemic, but we do require that all…
St Margaret’s is joining with other parishes in GBAM to provide take-home comfort food for Tall PinesStaff. We have committed to one day per week, Monday May 4 to start, and we are looking for people who will shop and who will cook. Here’s how it is going to work:Five cooks will prepare a dish with…
On March 14th the Women of St. Margaret’s will host their biannual Knit-a-Thon to raise money for a community cause. The recipient will be Paws Adoption Center in Camden. Though the event is termed a knit-a-thon, any and all handwork is welcome. Lessons on knitting, project support, great company and delicious food will be available. The event will…
St. Margaret’s was well represented on this beautiful Saturday morning as the parade marched from the High School through town.
At their May meeting, the Vestry voted to sponsor the annual Belfast Has Pride parade and event. In addition a number of parishioners marched in the parade and others joined them an participated in the event at Steamboat Landing on a beautiful day in Belfast. “A new commandment I give to you, that you love…
St. Margaret’s was very well represented at Saturday’s March in Belfast where it is estimated 750 to 1000 people participated. Photo credits: Kristen Burkholder