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MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR

Working On the Parish Hall: A Big Project Begins!

Hello, friends. As summer winds down, we are going to undertake a very big project in the Parish Hall, and we need all of your help. We’ve known for a while that there is mold on the lower level of the Parish Hall, especially in the men’s room, and in one of the walls of the Dining Room. In late June we contracted a mold inspector to evaluate the entire building and give us his recommendations. The primary affected areas are the Dining Room walls below grade, all of the lower level hallway storage closets, the wall behind the ice maker in the kitchen, and the men’s room. There is also some mold in the ceiling upstairs hallway outside the storage closet and on one exterior wall of the Heritage Room near the water spigot access panel.

Upon receiving the report, Vestry immediately began arrangements for mold remediation. The Property Committee is soliciting bids from remediation contractors. Though not a full list of the work to be done, the remediation will include replacing cleaning/disinfecting all four HVAC units and ducting. We will also install UV and dehumidifier technologies that will prevent future mold growth in the lower level HVAC units. Sheetrock, wooden shelving, and ceiling tiles will be removed and replaced. Once the mold is gone, the exterior walls being remediated will be waterproofed and painted with mold-repelling primer. The walls will be reinsulated, sheetrocked and painted.

On a positive note, we are taking this opportunity to create a new Sunday School area for the kids in the room that was previously the Broadview Church office. We are building storage closets in what was the old Sunday School room. We’ve already cleaned out a great deal of old Sunday School items that are outdated or not needed. We also plan to refresh the Lounge by cleaning it out, getting some new furniture, and installing new window treatments. All of that work will be done after the mold is gone.

To prep for this work, we need to completely clean out the affected areas. The Garden Club, ECW, Boy Scouts, and Hospitality leaders are emptying all of the storage areas. Over the next week or so, we will have a dumpster onsite for items we no longer need. We will also give away furniture and other items that we stored but no longer use.  We will set up temporary storage units near the Parish Hall to store the items we are keeping. Before moving those items back into the building, we will be sure to clean them using mold remediation protocols.

Depending on the contractor scheduling, we anticipate that the Parish Hall will be completely offline for up to a month this fall. We want to keep our very busy schedule as normal as possible. Our leaders are already considering ways to adapt. Some activities, like the Bishop’s Visit Reception and Regathering Sunday Celebration on September 13 will take place in the Labyrinth. Some events, such as the Legacy Society Celebration may happen in the church. Other activities may need to be postponed until the work is done. Some activities (such as Boy Scouts) may need to move to an alternate site for a little bit. Our goal is to have all of the work done by mid-November so that we can prepare for the Christmas Market on December 12.

Now, what does this mean for you? First, I ask your prayers for leadership and the staff as we work through the details of the work. There may be times when we don’t have restroom access. There may be times when we have to cancel a coffee hour due to rain (if we’re holding it outside). Simply put: we just don’t know what may come up, and we have to work together as we face the challenges. There are a lot of “moving pieces” and we ask your patience as we plan and work through the project. I will communicate with you weekly about the status of the project, and we will try very hard to minimize the inconvenience this may cause. Your understanding and flexibility will be a great gift to help the project along.

Finally, I want to thank the Property Committee, the Vestry all of our leaders, and others who will support this effort for their quick attention to this matter. I am grateful for their dedication and understanding of the matter. We don’t mess around with, or minimize mold the danger of when we find it. As the saying goes, we are not wasting a good crisis. We are taking what could be catastrophic and leaning into the stewardship of our building for many future years’ use.



A prayer for our buildings: O God, you have seen fit to have people worship you in this place for centuries. We ask your continued blessing on our buildings and all of our campus as we repair, remediate, and refresh our Parish Hall. Be with us through the project, keep us patient and diligent as we do the work, and bless the building as a place of gathering, learning and ministry once the work is complete. May all we do here be to your glory. Amen.

Yours in Christ,

Virginia



All Saints Parish Celebrates Back-to-School!

What a wonderful Sunday at All Saints!

Our Back-to-School Blessing was filled with students, teachers, families, music, and plenty of backpacks—and a whole lot of joy.

We were especially honored to welcome Dr. Marcus Newsome, Superintendent of the Calvert County Board of Education, who shared an inspiring message with our parish as we begin a new school year.

And then came another special moment: our new children’s choir made its debut, delighting us with a fun anthem that had the whole congregation smiling!

From the youngest students to the teachers who will guide them, we gathered to bless the people who make our schools and our community stronger. And just look at all those backpacks waiting to head back to school!

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this such a joyful celebration. What a wonderful way to begin a new school year—together. ❤️🎒

We will have 20 SMECO energy efficiency kits available in the back of the church this Sunday. If you need one feel free to take one home.

Join us on September 13 for the Bishop’s Visit.

The Right Rev. Carrie Schofield-Broadbent will be with us on September 13. We will have one service that morning, and we will be confirming SIX people. Here are a few notes from the Bishop about her visit:

Bishop Carrie takes photographs before, during, and after worship services to share on her social media platforms. She invites you to post photos, reflections, or a favorite moment from today’s service on social media. Be sure to check in and tag us on Facebook (All Saints Parish) and Instagram (allsaints_sunderland). Bishop Carrie can be found on Facebook @bishopcarriesb and Instagram @bishopcarriesb. It’s a way of spreading the Good News that God is at work in and through our worshipping communities. If anyone in the parish abstains from having their photo on social media, please alert the Bishop.

September 13’s loose plate offering will go towards the Bishop’s Appeal. Below are a few examples of ministries supported through the Bishop’s Appeal:

The Sutton Scholars High School Enrichment Program

… 75 Baltimore City students in grades 8-12 unlock their gifts & vocations in a 6-week summer program that transforms lives.

The Claggett Center

…offers an accessible Christian summer camp experience: 44% receive scholarship support, and 1% are introduced to the Episcopal Church through camp experiences that include twice-daily Chapel and twice-daily Small Group Reflection time.

Baltimore International Seafarers’ Center/BISC

… provided care to those stranded on board the Dali and visited 1,253 other ships; gave 6,211 religious materials.

Youth Ministry

… 43 congregations sent young people to diocesan faith formation retreats and events in 2024.

The F. Garner Ranney Archives

…preserving historical artifacts for our learning and understanding as a Community of Love.

 Latino Ministries

…to serve the growing Latino community, additional staff and programming have been added in 2025.

Campus Ministries

…offering students formation, fellowship, and unconditional love while away from home.

Save the Dates:

September 13- The Right Rev. Carrie Schofield-Broadbent visits

Regathering Sunday and Picnic in the labyrinth.

October 2 - Legacy Society Appreciation

October 6 -18th Planned Giving

October 4 - Blessing of the Animals

October 11- Ms. Kate Riley, Canon for Youth and Young Adults, will be our preacher.



October 11- Southern Maryland Pride

SEARCH COMMITTEE UPDATES

Update from the Rector Search Committee

The Search Committee is transitioning from data collection to developing the materials needed to post the rector position. We plan to have the necessary materials submitted to the Diocese by mid-September. Our goal is to have a new rector in place early next year.

Thank you for responding to the Holy Cow! Survey and attending the parish ice cream social. We had a great response, and your input gave the committee valuable information to develop the parish profile and other materials. If you would like to hear about the survey results, Holy Cow! will give a parish presentation on 9/27/2026.

Throughout the fall, we will continue to gather input from the parish through small group sessions. We have already met with the Choir and longtime members of the church. This Sunday (8/30), we plan to hold a session for LGBTQIA+ members between the services in the Heritage Room. We are also planning sessions for members with small children, teens and young adults, new members, and outreach ministry participants in September and October. As always, we would love to receive your input. You can contact Ben Reist or any committee member with questions or input. In addition, the bulletin board outside Virginia’s office has information on the search committee process.

Ben Reist

Rector Search Committee Chair

VESTRY AND LEADERSHIP NEWS

Southern Maryland Pride: Are You In?



The Southern Maryland Pride Festival is Sunday, October 11. All Saints has been very involved with this celebration in the past. This year we will be partnering with the other parishes in the area to have a larger Episcopal presence there. First, we need to figure out who from All Saints would like to participate. Virginia will hold an organizing meeting on Thursday, August 13 at 7 p.m. on Zoom. Please use this link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8653541190?omn=89373452452

STEWARDSHIP AND FINANCE

Looking forward to Stewardship Season

Every fall, All Saints embarks on a stewardship campaign. We hold various activities to help us think about our giving, our gratitude, and the parish’s finances. We will begin our stewardship program in October, but before then, here is a quote from the Episcopal Network for Stewardship on pledging:

Why does the church ask for a pledge instead of just passing the plate?

Our church uses pledges, or anticipated income for the coming year, to create a budget and a spending plan for our ministries. Somemembers can anticipate their income for the coming year, and we ask them to make a pledge or a promise based on that. Whether a member gives through a pledge or by other means, every gift matters.

We also ask members to indicate interest or commitment to our ministries with

their time and talent. It takes many people to create liturgy and programs that feed

our souls and provide support to our neighbors. Many members include these

commitments as a part of their pledge.

As we move towards the stewardship season, consider how you might be involved with your time and talent too. Join us on September 13 for our Regathering Sunday and visit all the tables describing our many ministries. Every person, regardless of age, experience, or ability, has something to share with God’s kingdom.  How will you live into your faith here at All Saints?

Financial Update

The Finance Committee met on August 5. We noted that pledges are about $6,000 below budget, and general giving is also down. Our expenses are on track, except for property-related expenses. We continue to face unanticipated costs, including a new mold issue in the Parish Hall. 

Planned Giving recommended (and Vestry approved) moving $100,000 from the Mann Fund to the Building Fund to offset some of these expenses. Virginia+ and Senior Warden Hope Sayles recently attended a property budgeting webinar, and we have some new tools to plan for maintenance, capital reserves, cleaning, and utilities. While we do not want our campus to be the only focus of our budget, we do understand that our campus is a primary tool for ministry and mission. Planning now will avoid surprises later. 

In the meantime, we ask you to review whether your pledge and giving is up to date. It can be easy to lose sight of your giving in the summer, so this is just a friendly reminder. Remember that it costs nearly $7,000 a week to operate our parish and its many ministries and activities. Your participation helps keep us financially healthy!

SPIRITUAL FORMATION

Bible Study!

Have you tried Bible Study? Each week we look at the readings for the coming Sunday and have great discussion. Normally we meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m.. 

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/715310766 

Meeting ID: 715 310 766 Password: 014954

SUNDAY SCHOOL AND NURSERY

Children & Families at All Saints

We love having children in our worship services! For families who prefer it, we provide a consistent nursery attendant each Sunday to offer a safe, welcoming space for our youngest members. Whether your little ones stay with you in the pews or visit the nursery, please know they are a cherished part of our parish family.



As we look toward the fall, we are always open to ideas for youth engagement. If you have a heart for our children’s ministry, please reach out to the office.

PARISH FAMILY LIFE

THE BISHOP IS COMING! ONE SERVICE

SEPTEMBER 13, 2026 – 10:00 a.m.

Regathering Sunday is a time that we reach out to all parishioners and invite them to come to church for worship. Our Regathering Sunday will be on September 13, 2026. We will have only one service, beginning at 10:00 a.m. She wants to meet with the Vestry at 8 and the confirmands at 9:15. This is a special time to call and invite parishioners we have not seen in a while. Please mark your calendar and reach out to others. This year we will be honored to have our Bishop, The Right Reverend Carrie Schofield Broadbent, here with us, and we are also very excited that the Bishop will confirm six parishioners on September 13, 2026. Please come out to welcome the Bishop and show our love for those who are being confirmed.



Regathering Sunday is always set aside for all ministries, commissions, and committees to showcase their work and recruit new members. Tables will be set up in the labyrinth for all of our ministries, commissions, and committees. We will also have food and drinks in the labyrinth. We know that you will help to make this a great occasion. Walk around the labyrinth and explore all of the activities going on at All Saints. I am sure that you will be inspired to join a ministry, commission, or committee. There is something for everyone to do at All Saints.

Adriane Hope Sayles

Senior Warden.

Episcopal Church Women (ECW) Updates.

Our next ECW meeting will be in September on the 19th welcome back!

The women’s breakfast is September 5th at 9:00 a.m. at Dreamweaver. Order what you like at the register and join us in the back where we have a reserved table.

We hope you’ll join us for informal fellowship.

Join the ECW Community



All parish women are welcome to join us in our mission and our events to serve the parish and community. Whether you can attend our monthly meetings (held on the third Saturday of the month at 9 a.m. in the upstairs parish hall) or not, we invite you to get involved. Contact Jill Dowell at (443) 610-5294 to find an ECW mission that meets your passion!

ECW Publicity Coordinator Needed

What you’ll be doing…

Working with the Connections Commission, explore various means of promoting the ECW mission through internal parish communication and media releases, community calendars, exhibits, and displays.

Work with Connections Commission to arrange for advertising (social media and community news outlets) for community events, as approved by the ECW.

Prepare a short blurb or pictures about an ECW activity in each monthly newsletter. 

Create flyers for special ECW events. Emphasize that every event offers an opportunity for visibility for the group and the church.

Encourage ECW members and volunteers to take pictures at their stations and throughout events to be included in social media, newsletters and other promotions.

Share a Recipe. Share the Love!

The Episcopal Church Women are excited to begin collecting recipes for the new edition of the All Saints Cookbook—and we hope you'll be part of it!

Every family has those favorite recipes that everyone asks for—the casserole that disappears at every potluck, the famous dessert, Grandma’s cookies, the perfect soup, or the dish that’s always on your holiday table. We’d love to include those favorites in our new cookbook.

Whether your recipe has been in your family for generations or is a brand-new favorite, we’d love to receive it.

Please email your recipes to as1692ecw@gmail.com by October 1 so they can be included in the cookbook, which will be printed and offered for sale at the All Saints Christmas Market.

Start looking through those recipe boxes, cookbooks, and handwritten cards—we can’t wait to see what delicious favorites our parish family has to share!

OUTREACH, MISSIONS and VOLUNTEERING

Project ECHO

Partnering with All Saints to Provide Hope

for the Homeless

When Calvert County citizens realized a couple of decades ago that homelessness required a compassionate community response, All Saints—along with other churches and community members—stepped up. The result was Project ECHO (“Ecumenical Council for the Homeless Organization”), established in 1992, with homeless services beginning in 1993.

Those early services operated out of a then-derelict house, the Old Manor House on Church Street in Prince Frederick, which now houses the Calvert Historical Society. One of the first tasks was nailing plywood over holes in the floors to keep guests from falling through! Then, as now, Project ECHO depended on volunteers willing to learn, serve, and share their blessings.

Today, Project ECHO operates from a purpose-designed facility created in 2010. It provides families and individuals with a safe, welcoming, and clean environment for stays of up to 90 days while they work toward more permanent housing solutions. Dorm-style housing and family suites accommodate up to 40 guests. In addition to housing, ECHO provides meals and helps address the root causes of homelessness.

ECHO has also expanded its programs to include off-site shared living, transitional housing, and drug recovery units.

Guests come to ECHO when they find themselves without a place to live, often because of job loss, lengthy illness, or a series of unexpected setbacks. When you share a meal and conversation with a guest, you rarely leave without thinking, “There but for the grace of God go I.”

In response to this mixture of gratitude and shared community responsibility, All Saints continues to provide both meals and financial support for Project ECHO. Our meal teams prepare and deliver the main meal for all residents on the first, second, and fifth Mondays of each month.

We currently have thirteen teams and need two more teams to meet our parish commitment to Project ECHO. Please consider volunteering!

Teams agree on a menu for their assigned meal and either prepare it together or divide the dishes among team members. You can prepare food at home, or you can gather friends or family and use the parish kitchen.

Meals should be delivered by 6:00 p.m., ready to serve, or prepared food can be delivered by 4:40 p.m. on your Monday so ECHO’s client volunteers can heat it.

To volunteer or learn more about this shared ministry, please contact Patti At Lee at 202-669-5594, or leave a message at the Parish Office.

Learn more about Project ECHO at projectecho.net. You can also support Project ECHO by shopping at its Thrift & Gift Shop on Main Street in Prince Frederick

Spudnik Summer Growth and Harvesting Going Strong

Project Spudnik Garden is working towards fall crops with a limited team of supporters. We love welcoming additional helping hands so we can keep growing fresh food for local pantries and share the joy (and pride!) of growing it together.

Come learn to grow your own food and talk to other gardeners! You may see some pollinators like bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies. We maintain raised, accessible beds designed for gardeners of all abilities—whether you’re brand new or you’ve been gardening for years.

Dates

• Workdays: Sept 12 th & August 26 th 9:00–11:00 AM

• Harvest Days: Every Tuesday 9:00–11:00

September Plans

• Transplant; plant grow bags: seed Swiss chard, carrots, and kale as part of autumn crops

• Accessible gardens: plant more lettuce and spinach

• Harvesting: Continue to harvest green beans, cucumbers, potatoes, tomatoes, and other fruits/vegetables ready to pick

• Weeding: We have lots to do here, including removing an invasive grass.

• Maintenance: keep an eye on grow bags for pests and weeds

August Highlights

In August, we harvested string beans, summer squash, cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, and both hot and sweet peppers. We also seeded more green beans, Swiss chard, basil, and carrots, 

How to Help

• Bring your yard clothes, water, and a smile — all skill levels welcome

• Stay for an hour or the whole shift; every bit helps feed our neighbors

Thank you to everyone pitching in — together we’re growing food, community, and hope.

The garden is on the grounds of All Saints Church, by the Parish Hall, at 100 Lower Marlboro Road, Sunderland, Maryland. Contact Glenn Iona at 443-684-1353 for more information

CONNECTIONS COMMISSIONS NEWS

Help Us Refresh Our Website

As All Saints continues the search for our next Rector, we’re taking the opportunity to refresh and update our website so it reflects the vibrant, welcoming parish we know and love.

This is more than updating pages—it’s about making sure visitors, newcomers, prospective clergy, community members, and longtime parishioners can easily find the information they’re looking for and experience our parish’s warmth before they ever walk through our doors.

To help us, we’re looking for volunteers to serve as content developers and reviewers from a variety of perspectives, including:

• First-time visitors
• Newer parishioners
• Longtime members
• Families with children
• Young adults
• Ministry leaders
• History enthusiasts

If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Deb Shupehupe at allsaints1692connections@gmail.com.

We also invite everyone to help by reviewing information about the ministries and activities you know best. If you notice outdated information, missing details, or something that should be added, please send your updates to Deb Shupe as soon as possible. The sooner we receive your suggestions, the sooner we can incorporate them into the refresh.

Together, we can ensure our website reflects the welcoming spirit

and active life of All Saints.

We Need Your Photos!

It is an exciting time at All Saints! We have begun our Rector Search and are preparing to refresh our website at www.allsaints1692.org — our digital front door to the world. We want it to reflect who we are today: a vibrant, active, and inclusive parish community.

Do you have photos from All Saints events or services taken in 2026? We are building a photo library to bring our website to life, and we need your help! Whether you snapped pictures at a Sunday service, a parish event, or a special occasion this year, we would love to have them. Please share them with Deb Shupe at allsaints1692connections@gmail.com.

AND

Do you have old photographs tucked away in albums or boxes? We’d love to borrow them, scan them, and safely return them to you. Help us preserve the story of All Saints for future generations. Please get in touch with Deb Shupe, and she can make arrangements to get copies of any historical photos that you have. allsaints1692connections@gmail.com or 410-231-8150

ALL SAINTS PARISH HEALTH MINISTRY

LIFE OF THE PARISH AND FELLOWSHIP

The Crafting/Needlework Group will be meeting in-person in the parish hall lounge on September 3rd and 17th and on Zoom, from 6:30 - 8 pm September 10th, and 24th. RSVP by Wednesday evening for the in-person meetings. We will cancel if there is only 1 person attending. Please join us to work on your projects or just to talk. Share with your friends who might be interested. No crafting required! All are welcome! If you have any questions about zoom or our in-person meetings, please contact Cindy Overstrom at cynthiaoverstrom@gmail.com or 410-474-0086. Hope to see you. Cindy

Here is the link:

Join the Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81550525385

Meeting ID: 815 5052 5385

Passcode: 714836

September 13th Meeting of Les Saints du Vin, 4 p.m. 

Peggy and John Wieroniey are hosting our September Wine Tasting on September 13th at 4:00 p.m. They are featuring wines from the Basque region of Spain. 

As usual, bring a dish to share; we will also split the cost of the wines, and we’ll vote for our favorite wines with cash donations to a charity we select.

Peggy and John’s address is 9031 Michael Way, Owings, MD 20736. 

There is room for about 5 cars by the house, since walking down the driveway in the summer is easy. Parking in the circle is fine, since walking down the driveway in the summer is easy. 



If you have trouble finding it, their contact number is 301 908 2923 event will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 13th.  

The Men’s Breakfast is always the first Saturday of every month at 9:00 a.m. at Traders Restaurant in Chesapeake Beach. Jim Thrift, our convener, will be in attendance, setting up the room before 9:00. The breakfasts are for all Christian men for fellowship and fun. We discuss most everything except religion. Plan to attend and bring a friend, as all are welcome, especially newcomers. If you attend, you’ll have fun; if you don’t, we'll talk about you.

EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF MARYLAND NEWS

Exciting News for Canon Kristopher Lindh-Payne

The Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire has announced its slate of candidates for the election of its next bishop. Among those discerning this possible call is the Rev. Dr. Canon Kristofer Lindh-Payne, Canon to the Ordinary for Leadership in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland. Details are in Bishop Carrie’s letter, available HERE.

Join monthly ‘Vote Faithfully’ networking calls on Thursdays, Sept. 3, Oct.1, and Nov. 5, from 1:30–2 p.m. Join the church’s public policy and witness team on the first Thursday of each month through November, for “Vote Faithfully” calls to support voter engagement in ways consistent with Episcopal values. During the calls, hosts will share resources and ideas to help congregations promote voting and civic participation while remaining nonpartisan (avoiding support for specific political parties, candidates, or platforms). REGISTER HERE

IN THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND EPISCOPAL REGION

SAVE THE DATE!! On August 29th, Christ Church, Port Republic, will host the 159th annual jousting tournament. All are invited to our favorite event of the year! The Bazaar and tours of the historic Christ Church begin at 10 a.m. Jousting starts at 12 noon. Concerts in the church begin at 1 p.m., and the country supper is at 2 p.m. (tickets required). We will truly have something for everyone!

St. James Lothian has invited us

To come and enjoy:

 A guided hike

 Prayer along the trail

 Scripture and personal reflection

 Fellowship in God's creation.

"Be still, and know that I am God." — Psalm 46:10

Registration is requested so they can plan for each walk.

Sign up here: https://forms.gle/US2JS7UwU2oV4SFM9



Walk together. Grow in faith. Rooted in Christ.

Parish Health Fair

September 12, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Middleham and St. Peter’s Parish Hall

Join us to learn about and celebrate caring for your body and mind! Weis Pharmacy will offer flu and COVID boosters.

ALL SAINTS SERVICE INFORMATION

Healing Services are now Hybrid

We have shifted our Healing Services to a hybrid format, with some folks in church, and some online. Whichever way works for you, join us at 10 on Wednesdays to pray for those who are ill or in any need, and to pray for healing for ourselves.

Join us on Zoom, or in person to raise your voice in prayer too. Prayer requests may be sent to Virginia.

Here is the Zoom link:

By pc, laptop, or smart device, click on this link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/479413263

If asked for a password, enter 015568

The Service information for the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Worship with Us Online

https://www.lectionarypage.net/

Sunday 8 a.m.

For those not attending in person, the 8 a.m. liturgy is live-streamed on our Facebook page. You may tune in at 8 a.m. by clicking on this link:  

https://www.facebook.com/allsaints1692  

The bulletin is below. [Please note: Unlike our 10:30 a.m. service on Zoom, the 8 a.m. service is not interactive. You will be able to view the liturgy and the sermon, but will not be able to see or speak with the other viewers.] 

Link to our 8 a.m. >>>         BULLETIN

Sunday 10:30 a.m.



To join the 10:30 a.m. service by pc, laptop, or smart device, click on this link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/715310766  

(You can join directly through the Zoom app by entering the Meeting ID: 715 310 766)

To join by cell phone (audio only)

Call-in number: 1-301-715-8592. When asked for the access code, enter: 715310766#

To join by landline:

Dial: 1 301-715-8592 Meeting ID: 715 310 766

Link to our 10:30 a.m. >>>        BULLETIN

If you would like to add someone to the prayer list, please contact the church office.

If you would like to add someone to the prayer list, please contact the church office.

The September monthly newsletter will be published on Friday, August 28th Submissions for the August edition will be due by Friday, August 14th.

NOTE: Please send all submissions complete and to both the office email and the Connections email. Submissions sent in pieces, on different days, or across multiple platforms are extremely difficult to assemble accurately.

Submissions for the weekly updates will continue to be due by 8:00 a.m. Wednesday of the same week.

Link to our submitter’s GUIDELINES