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MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR


If you drive by the church next week and notice scaffolding and workers on the roof—don’t worry! All is well. In fact, it’s a sign of important and thoughtful progress. After months of assessment, comparison, and discernment, the Vestry has unanimously approved the replacement of our church roof.


This is no small project. Our dedicated property manager, Glenn, has put in countless hours researching and meeting with contractors, discussing progress and answering the vestry's questions for months, and at our May vestry meeting, he helped the vestry make a well-informed, responsible decision to replace the roof. We are deeply grateful for his diligence and care.


While a new roof might not seem especially spiritual, it is, in fact, a clear act of stewardship. Replacing the roof is part of our ongoing commitment to caring for this sacred space—a commitment we all share as stewards of the buildings and grounds entrusted to us. It’s a practical project with a spiritual heart: preserving the place where we gather, worship, and serve.


Fittingly, we will also celebrate Rogation Sunday this week—a tradition that invites us to pray for the land, the harvest, and all who work with their hands to tend and build. As part of that celebration, I invite you to bring a plant from home to be blessed before planting. It’s a small act, but one that reminds us that renewal, growth, and faithfulness often begin with simple things: a seed in the soil, a shingle on a roof, a prayer shared in community.


As we enter Memorial Day weekend, we also take time to remember and give thanks for those who gave their lives in service to our country. May their memory be a blessing, and may we strive to be people of peace and hope in their honor.


Andrew+

SOMD Regional Spaghetti Dinner


Last week’s Southern Maryland Regional Spaghetti Dinner brought together members from across our region for a delicious meal and meaningful conversation. It was a joy to share food, stories, and connection with one another.


Many thanks to everyone who helped make the evening a success!


Learn more about how the Calvert Concept empowers public servants unable to live where they work, and addresses injustices arising from past enslavement in our country and similar circumstances affecting Native Americans. C4 helps people succeed in home or business ownership with savings, matching to create equity for generational change. All services are free.

                       GRADUATION TIME!!!!!!

 

All Saints is excited and happy to recognize and congratulate all graduates.  If you are graduating or if you have a child who is graduating from high school, college/university, technical school in May/June or if you’re receiving a graduate degree, please contact Hope Sayles (301) 467-1467 or Malane Silver (443) 624-4691. We need information about the graduate for the recognition Sunday on June 15, 2025. 


Your Name:____________________________

Graduate’s Name:_______________________

Graduate’s Relationship to you: _____Self ______Child _______Other

Month and Year of Graduation:

_____December 2024

_____May 2025

_____Other

Degree/Diploma Received:_________________

Future College Plans (Include major if known.)



Thank You!!!!!

Parish Family Life Commission

ECW Updates


Our next business meeting is Saturday, June 21st, at 9 a.m. in the Parish Hall.


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 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!

Senior Singles


The attendees of the May Senior Singles meeting enjoyed a delicious lunch on a lovely spring day. Pictured at Vaughan Cheese are (l-r) Fern, Pat, Pam, Evelyn, Bucky, Ronnie, Mary Ann, and Gwen. Newcomers and regulars look forward to our next meeting on Wednesday, June 4. Come join us!

The Crafting/Needlework Group will be meeting on Zoom, Thursday, May 29th, from 6:30 - 8 p.m. 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 h

Passcode: 714836

If you have any questions, please contact Cindy Overstrom at cynthiaoverstrom@gmail.com or 410-286-8060.

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.

SOMD Episcopal Regional Council News

Calling Southern Maryland Youth!


Southern Maryland Regional Youth Party

June 1st, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Dodge Arrow Annapolis

8855 Veterans Hwy, Millersville, MD 21108


Join youth from around the Southern MD Episcopal Region for some fun fellowship! This is a chance to meet and celebrate the end of another school year. Following our play time, we will have snacks and drinks. Please register using this link by May 28th.

OTHER ACTIVITIES IN THE COMMUNITY

Juneteenth

June 14, 11 am - 5 pm

Jefferson Patterson Park


The NAACP Calvert County presents a Juneteenth celebration! Join us for family fun, community exhibits, food trucks, and more!

Calvert Peace Project


Announcing our Youth Summer of Service 2025 | July 14 through July 19, 2025


Please share this announcement with people in Calvert who have children in middle and high school.


Gain Life Skills! Form Friendships! Discover the Power of Service!


The Calvert Peace Project is pleased to offer our county’s youth the Peaceful Youth Leaders Summer of Service. This week-long experience, featuring volunteer opportunities enriched by lessons and reflection, is designed for youth ages 12 through 18 and will take place from July 14 = 19, 2025, with each day held at a different community organization location. Learn more about the Summer of Service and register your youth at

https://peacethroughaction.org/summer


Our Summer of Service will provide youth a meaningful and fun way to grow as leaders while serving people and the environment of Calvert County. This activity will introduce them to the importance of and satisfaction from taking positive actions with their peers and for their communities. Through service projects with community organizations and leadership development lessons, youth will gain life skills, form friendships, and discover the power of service.


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

The lessons for the Fifth Sunday of Easter are available online.


https://www.lectionarypage.net/YearC_RCL/Easter/CEaster6_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

May Birthdays


1 - Kate Akins

5 - Robbie Flora

7 - Esther Greenhorn

7 - Norm Flora

9 - Will Schatz.

11 - Amari Jones

13 - Jill Dowell

13 - Sue Pierce

13 - Tom Hyde

17 - John Greenhow

18 - Tami Pantano

22 - Steve Watson

24 - Jennifer McKenzie

27 - Tami Iona

28 - Chris Dowell

20- Sandy Holler

31 - Joe Klausner


A very happy anniversary to Bryan & Patricia Dowell on the 3rd,

Tina Schaeffer on the 29th

PRAYER LIST

Please remember each and every one on their healing journey.


Sue Pierce

Gary Brown

Philicia Collins

John Collins

James Colbert

Valerie Price

Ruth & Mary

Ken Sloan

Babs Buchheister

Brynna and Angel

John Whipple

Donna Boylan

Audrey Schoeneweis

John Schoeneweis

Bill Watson

Jackie

Johanny

Joe Dokubo

Penny Dorsey

Cathy Diggle

Chloe Clagg

Lissi Mojica

Michael Prouty

Joel






Those who face mental health challenges, those experiencing homelessness and caregivers.

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