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MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR
As many of you know, September is always a season of new beginnings for us at All Saints. One of those cherished new beginnings is our first Outreach Breakfast of the church year, a time when we gather not only to share a meal, but also to strengthen our commitment to caring for those in need.
This year, things look a little different. Because of the necessary construction projects happening around the parish hall this month, we are unable to hold the Outreach Breakfast scheduled for September 21st. I know this is disappointing, especially since the first breakfast after the summer break is usually so eagerly anticipated.
But while we may not be able to gather around tables that morning, our ministry of outreach continues in full force. Our Christian commitment to supporting our neighbors in need is not paused by construction. It remains as strong as ever. I encourage you, even in the absence of a meal together, to continue your generous support. Every gift matters, and every donation helps us live out our baptismal promise to seek and serve Christ in all people.
So although we will miss the fellowship of breakfast this month, let’s show that our parish’s love and generosity do not depend on a date or a dining room, but on the deep well of compassion God has placed within us.
Thank you for standing strong in this ministry and for keeping the spirit of outreach alive, even when circumstances change.
Andrew +
| Mark your calendars and save the date! | Please join us following the combined service for a farewell reception to send Father Andrew off to St. Mark’s in the Valley, California, and the next chapter in his life’s journey. We hope to see ALL our parish members come out for a warm goodbye! | |
September 8th to 26th will be a busy month for construction projects around the parish hall. During this time, the foundation on the south and east sides will be excavated to repair and seal the foundation against further water penetration into the dining room.
During this time the brick walkway from the asphalt driveway to the upper parish hall door will be blocked off. The upper parish hall door will remain accessible and open.
In addition, we will be coordinating some work in the dining room for a few days around other planned events. More to come as the plans are finalized.
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From St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, El Cajon, CA
Here is a prayer to send around the Earth, a prayer as simple as a word: PEACE. Peace now, peace here, peace everywhere. Peace to one and peace to all. Peace among all nations, peace flowing from every heart. Peace to wrap around the corner-less world until peace becomes an embrace that will never let go.
-Rt Rev Steven Charleston
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ECW Updates
Don’t forget to mark your calendar for our next meeting on September 20th.
Join the ECW Community
All parish women are welcome to join us in our mission 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!
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Sacred Ground Circle
Beginning This September
All Saints is forming a new Sacred Ground dialogue circle this September—a powerful small-group experience from the Episcopal Church that invites honest conversations about race, faith, and American history. Together we will reflect, learn, and discern how God is calling us toward racial healing and justice.
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Donna L. Tildon-Archer will co-facilitate the circle with Michelle Crosby. A retired pediatric and neonatal physician and a proud descendant of Black American slaves, Dr. Tildon-Archer brings a deep knowledge of history, a personal connection to the Civil Rights Movement, and a lifelong passion for equity and justice.
If you feel called to this transformative journey, we invite you to join us. Space is limited, so reach out to Michelle Crosby at michelleo.crosby@gmail.com to learn more and reserve your spot. The schedule for the 1st and 2nd sessions can be found HERE.
The Union of Black Episcopalians, in collaboration with Sacred Ground, has produced this invitational video that speaks to those discerning whether to participate in a circle, and to the question of whether to form a White Work Circle or an Interracial Circle.
CLICK THIS LINK: https://www.episcopalchurch.org/sacredground/we-bless-you/
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September Meeting of Les Saints du Vin
Joe and Mary Klausner will be hosting the September wine tasting at their home on September 14th at 4:00. They do not have a theme yet but that usually doesn't make much difference in the food people bring. They have a beautiful beach view so it's a great place to enjoy some wine and friendship.
Hope to see you there. If you plan to attend please RSVP to joverstrom01@gmail.com.
Their address is 2913 Bay Blvd, Huntingtown
Use their driveway. 4 cars can fit, there should also be additional space nearby.
As usual, bring a dish to share with others, we will also share in the cost of the wines, and we will be voting for our favorite wines with cash donations to a charity.
Joe and Mary are proposing that the charity donations for this month go to the Bellringer bike ride out of Georgetown University in support of the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. Both of them are riding this year. Mary – 25 miles, Joe – 50 miles. Joe’s cousin Marybeth lost her life to cancer 5 years ago. Her father, Joe’s Uncle Butch has been riding for the last 5 years. He’s 82 and riding 50 miles this year.
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The crafting/needlework group will be meeting on Zoom, Thursday, September 18th from 6:30 - 8 pm. 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 this 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
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All Saints' Parish History Project: Thank You & Input Needed
Thank you to everyone who has shared videos, articles, and stories for our parish history project! Your contributions are helping us tell the complete story of All Saints' 333-year journey.
We've now developed a detailed research outline that will guide the quality and content of our new historical website section. This outline determines what topics we'll cover, how we'll organize the information, and what sources we'll use to ensure accuracy.
We need your review by September 15: Please examine this research outline to ensure we're addressing the right topics and approaching our history appropriately. Are there important aspects of parish life we've missed? Stories that should be highlighted? Your feedback will directly shape the final content.
The outline is available here.
Questions? Contact Pat Lineberry at patrickmlineberry@icloud.com.
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Please Help C4 Place These Hardworking Associates!
These C4 Associates Are starting their own business and while it is growing need full-time employment.
We are proud to recommend them to you!
Hayli and Hannah Tucker are graduates of the University of Maryland Global Campus, where they earned their bachelor’s degrees in communications in May 2024. They are currently seeking full-time employment in social media marketing, communications, administration, and project management support.
The links below will take you to their resumes, which highlight their extensive work and volunteer experience. Please share this with prospective employers. They may be contacted by email or phone.
Hayli Tucker's Resume.pdf
Hannah Tucker's Resume.pdf
| The Men's Breakfast is always the first Saturday of every month at 9:00 am 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. | UPCOMING ACTIVITIES IN THE SOMD REGION | Christ Church, Port Republic | |
WOW Ladies Bible Study Join us as we dive back into the Gospel of John this fall. Choose from two formats: in-person study at Christ Church Calvert on Broomes Island Road, Thursday mornings 10:45-12:00 (beginning 9/11), or via Zoom, Wednesday evenings 7:15-8:00 (beginning 9/10). All are welcome, no previous experience required!
Contact Karen Williams to add your name to our distribution list, and we will get a calendar and a study guide to you: karen@christchurchcalvert.org or 804-248-8692. “Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me. In my Father’s house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you.” (John 14:1-2) See you in September!
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Becoming Beloved Community Workshop
SOMD date: October 18, 2025, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at All Saints’ Parish, Sunderland
Having meaningful dialogues and creating positive experiences is a priority of this workshop while addressing the complex issues around race. There will be a limit of 30 participants, so please register early.
Contact: The Rev. Canon Randy Callender
rcallender@episcopalmaryland.org
More information about Becoming Beloved Community can be found HERE.
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Message from Calvert Health
Calvert Health hopes you and your family are well. Our teams are gearing up for the fall and winter, and we recommend you protect yourselves and your families by getting immunized against all vaccine-preventable illnesses. Influenza vaccination is recommended for all age groups from 6 months and up. COVID vaccination, RSV vaccination, and pneumonia vaccination are recommended for many children and adults. Please contact your medical provider to review the recommended vaccinations for you.
Health Fair: Weis Pharmacy will be offering flu and Covid boosters tomorrow, Saturday, 13 September, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Smith Hall, Middleham and St. Peters, 10210 H G Trueman Road, Lusby,
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Calvert Library Longest Table
What is it?
Don’t miss this chance to be part of something special! The Longest Table is a discussion model popular nationwide to bring people together over a meal for community-building and engaging conversation. We are proud to bring this event to Calvert County. Buy a ticket for yourself, and if you’re feeling generous, buy an extra ticket for someone else. We also welcome sponsors.
When & Where is it?
Tuesday, September 16, 5–7 p.m. (discussion and dinner begin at 5:30 p.m.) on the brick path between the courthouses off Main Street, Prince Frederick.
What is This Year’s Topic?
Join us for a shared meal and conversation to shine a light on the opportunities Calvert offers. Some say there’s nothing for young people here, but maybe we just aren’t connecting with what’s here. Come share what you know and explore ways our community helps teens and emerging adults build skills, find belonging, and thrive–with help from all of us. To reserve your seat, click this link: https://calvertlibrary.info/calvert-library-longest-table/
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Donate online through EasyTithe
Don't forget you can make donations online for your pledge, our various outreach missions and special projects. You can make individual donations or recurring donations. It's easy-peasy! Instructions can be found in the 7/26/24 newsletter found link:
https://conta.cc/3WzfKxy
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The lessons for the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost are available online.
https://www.lectionarypage.net/YearC_RCL/Pentecost/CProp19_RCL.html
Sunday 8 AM:
For those not attending in person, the 8 AM liturgy is live streamed on our Facebook page. You may tune in at 8 AM by clicking on this link:
https://www.facebook.com/allsaints1692
The bulletin may be found just below. [Please note: Unlike our 10:30 AM service on Zoom, the 8 AM 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 AM >>> BULLETIN
Sunday 10:30 AM:
To join the 10:30 AM service by pc, laptop or smart device, click on this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/715310766
If you are asked for a password, enter 014954
(You can join directly through the Zoom app by entering the Meeting ID: 715 310 766 and then the Password: 014954)
To join by cell phone (audio only)
Call in number: 1-301-715-8592 When asked for the access code, enter: 715310766# When asked for the password, enter: 014954#
To join by landline:
Dial: 1 301-715-8592 Meeting ID: 715 310 766 Password: 014954
Link to our 10:30 AM >>> BULLETIN
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September Birthdays
6 - Lilian Lopez Torrico
7 - Cammie Weaver
8 - Barbara Brown
9 - Charles MacDonald
12 - Susan Ray
17 - Josh Westlund
18 - Preston King
21 - Beth Myllenbeck
22 - Hilary Dailey
24 - Barbara Buck
25 - William Hutchison
A very happy anniversary to Bruce & Malane Silver on the 1rst, John & Cindy Overstrom on the 15th, Nate Pope & Hope Sayles on the 21st.
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PRAYER LIST
Please remember each and every one on their healing journey.
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Tom & Sue Pierce
Gary Brown
Philicia Collins
John Collins
James Colbert
Valerie Price
Ruth & Mary
Ken Sloan
Brynna and Angel
Donna Boylan
Ken B
Charlie Kirk, and his family
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Audrey Schoeneweis
John Schoeneweis
Bill Watson
Jackie
Johanny
Joe Dokubo
Penny Dorsey
Cathy Diggle
Chloe Clagg
Lissi Mojica
Michael Prouty
Joel
Ellie Girsang
Those who face mental health challenges, those experiencing homelessness and caregivers.
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