,September 1st – October 4th This is the 5th year that St. Margaret’s has joined church communities throughout the world to give thanks for God’s gift of our world and to acknowledge our obligation to care for it. The Season began on September 1 with an ecumenical prayer service joined by Christian communities across the world….
Thank you all for your generous donations to our 5th Sunday Collection that was split between Family Harbor House and World Central Kitchen. Donations totaled just over $1,000 and checks were distributed this week. And, again, a great big thank you to Rosemary Townsend who donated aJohn Deer ride-along mower! With gratitude, The Outreach Team
Saturday, September 12 at 6PM in the parish hall.Bring a favorite dish to share. Barbara will bring chicken piccata! Our special guest will be Davey Gerhard. He is eager to meet us and to get to know us better and will share a short presentation about the Campaign.(Davey is working with the capital campaign committee…
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.
Something is different! The front pew now has a rug in front of it instead of a pew screen. We made the change in order to welcome children into a “soft space” where they can see the action at the altar and at the same time, do quiet, parallel activities, like coloring or reading. If…
In her absence (July 15 – August 12), there will be plenty of clergy coverage. Every Sunday the Eucharist will be celebrated at 8:00 a.m. and at 10:00 a.m. except on July 26 when Morning Prayer will be offered at 10 a.m. Sunday Schedule:July 19: The Rev. Margaret D’AnieriJuly 26: The Rev. Van BankstonAugust 2: The Rev. Margaret D’AnieriAugust 9: The Rev….
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…