Parish News

  • Camp Bishopswood update

    Camp Bishopswood, in close communication with the American Camping Association, Maine Summer Camps, Episcopal Camps and Conference Centers, and national and local health departments, continues to monitor the COVID-19 situation. An update from Camp Bishopswood Though they are planning for camp to happen, they’re also planning for other outcomes and have established three potential scenarios…

  • Help Feed Tall Pines Staff

    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…

  • Hannaford Cards

    During this time of social distancing we have Hannaford cards available in the church office. Please email your request to office@stmargaretsbelfast.org and cards can either be mailed or delivered to you.

  • Fifth Sunday Collection

    March 29 is the first fifth Sunday of the year and the Outreach Committee has asked that the collection be used 1) to beef up Women of St. Margaret’s Medical Fund – a fund used to assist those in need to help cover medical, prescription and other related expenses. 2) To help people coping with…

  • Zooming our Worship Services

    Our first broadcast of Sunday worship went fairly well – just a few minor glitches! This will be the way until further notice and we would like to see as many of you as possible. To log in to the service at 9:20 or so go to https://zoom.us/j/3747351210 . Instructions: On Sunday morning at 9:20 am, click…

  • Streaming Worship Services

    Following the guidelines of CDC and State recommendations that limit group gatherings to 50, and for groups of Seniors to 10, we are planning to start streaming worship services effective March 22. More information on how this will be accomplished will be posted in the next few days.

  • From the Bishop

    4 March 2020 Dear Episcopal Church in Maine Family: Gretchen Lane was beloved in our diocese, and her death evokes sadness in all of us who knew her. At the same time, this is an occasion for us to proclaim hope in resurrection, to give thanks for her presence and friendship, and to convey our love to…

  • Holy Week Presentation

    Women from four of Belfast’s churches this week agreed to participate in a dramatic Holy Week event: a retelling of the crucifixion story titled “Women of the Passion: A Journey to the Cross.”   Women from First Church, St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church, First Baptist Church and St. Francis of Assisi Church will present “Women of the…

  • Winter Weather Protocol

    If a storm is coming and you’re wondering whether church might be cancelled, notification will be placed after 7:00 PM on Saturday evening on the our website and on the church voicemail, 338-2412. and listen to the announcement.   The same announcements will be posted after 7:00 PM on Tuesday evening for a cancelled Wednesday service.