Four Episcopal parishes from the midcoast region will be celebrating the Eucharist and sharing a meal at Camp Bishopswood on Sunday, September 13. (There will be NO celebration of the Eucharist at St. Margaret’s that day). Here are some practical things to consider: We will need to send a head count to camp by September…
From our August Vestry meeting
As we celebrate our patron saint – St. Margaret of Antioch – on Foundation Sunday, August 30. This information taken from https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/francisco-de-zurbaran-saint-margaret-of-antioch. The fourth-century saint Margaret was said to come from the city of Antioch. Her father, a pagan priest, cast her out when she converted to Christianity and she was left to fend for herself tending…
A huge round of applause to all who planned, organized, role played and took part in the delightfully played out moments of the Transfiguration on Thursday evening. The audience
Gathering on Friday, July 24,1 – 2:30 p.m. in the Library.We will meet once a month.
The art show culminating two weeks spent at Camp Jinka.
Before our attention gets drawn in so many summery directions, let’s envision our future together! You are invited to a Potluck Dinner on Monday, July 6, 6pm where we will ponder and answer Barbara’s remarkable question: Imagine we are in 2036 and you have just seen headlines thatWaldo County and St. Margaret’s have been utterly transformed. What…
Friday, July 24 from 1-2:30PM in Parish House Library. This first time, let’s each share a few books we’ve enjoyed (recently or long ago), to get to know each other as readers. How do we like to talk about books? Some reading groups all read the same book and discuss. Other reading…
On the Feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, Saturday, October 4, please join us at 5PM for a celebration of and blessing of our animal friends. (Meet next to the steps leading to the church). ALL ARE WELCOME!
In a day full of prayer and celebration, the Rt. Rev. Sean W. Rowe, bishop of Northwest Pennsylvania and bishop provisional of Western New York, was elected to be the 28th Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church. Click here to follow link to full article.
The much anticipated booklet on the history of our parish church, and in memory of Ron Whittle, our unofficial Historian, are now available! On Sunday they will be on the back table in the church and at the Annual Meeting. They will also be available in the office. A donation of $5 per copy is requested.
The Rev. Barbara Briggs will be formally installed as rector of St. Margaret’s by Maine Episcopal Bishop Thomas Brown at a service at the church on Sunday, May 8, at 3:30 p.m. All are invited, and a reception will follow.