Fellowship

  • Book Club via Zoom

    The St. Margaret’s Book Club is up and reading! Join LInda Dunson, Nancy Perkins, Judy Johnson, and others for a virtual discussion of carefully selected books. The group welcomes new members to the First Wednesday Club at 1:30 p.m. Join us with your tea or coffee to discuss carefully selected books. The November 4th meeting…

  • Care Groups – September 2020

    The days are getting shorter and outdoor activities will soon be curtailed. Many of us have had the opportunity to gather for the 11AM outdoor worship service, go for walks together, or have lunch outdoors but pretty soon many of us will be more homebound. The Care Groups are being reactivated and reconnecting. Did you know…

  • Wednesday Conversation Group

    Last week I proposed in my NFTP piece the resurrection of a new version on zoom of the informal Wednesday conversations that formerly took place (pre-Covid) after the healing service.  As I wrote then, this would not be random chit-chat, but gently guided conversation rooted in our concerns and anxieties arising out of the swirl…

  • Shrove Tuesday = Pancake Supper

    A little less than three weeks from now, on February 26,  we’ll enter the Season of Lent (our Ash Wednesday services are at 9:30 AM and 6:00 PM).  On Shrove Tuesday (February 25), the day before Ash Wednesday, we’ll gather again for pancakes drizzled with Maine maple syrup and for good, relaxed conversation with one…

  • Newcomers Recognition Sunday

    More than 40 invitations sent to newcomers who have joined us in the last four years drew at least half of them on Sunday to be recognized during the service and to be feted at the brunch that followed. Parishioners told stories about how they came to St. Margaret’s and what the parish family means…

  • Bishop’s visit May 12, 2019

    We were doubly blessed on Sunday, May 12 when not only Bishop Steve came for a parish visit, but Bishop-Elect Thomas came too! It was a fun and joyous occasion with over 80 parishioners present for Eucharist and coffee hour to follow. The morning wrapped up with a meeting with the Vestry.

  • Easter Brunch

    A new tradition has been started – brunch after the 10:15 Easter service. This year 38 people enjoyed the delicious array of potluck salads, vegetables, other side dishes to accompany a baked ham and roasted leg of lamb! Desserts were there too! The tables were beautifully decorated with pastel tablecloths and centre pieces of eggs…

  • GBAM Lenten Luncheons

    Held on Wednesdays – March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 1012 noon until 1 pmLocation:  The First Church in Belfast, UCC, in the parlor   (use Spring Street door)Begins with blessing over brown bag lunchusually done by day’s presenter, sometimes webegin with song chosen by presenterCoffee, tea, and water provided by First ChurchDessert – provided by presenter’s…