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 Thank You to these local businesses that supported our Garden Party by purchasing ads in our brochure. Brick Bodies Fitness Timonium Frome Improvements, Inc. Jarrettsville May’s Chapel Cleaners Timonium, Bruno’s Hair Design, Yorkridge Shopping Center Lutherville Bi-Coastal Mortgage, Inc Timonium Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley Timonium Take Shape For Life Reisterstown Padonia Park . . . → Read More: Thank you to our Garden Party Sponsors Imagine a bright blue sky overhead, and under your feet a lush green lawn. In the center of the green, a tall maypole with bright ribbons streaming in the wind, and around it, colorful booths with baked goods, plants and flowers, pub drink and grub, games of chance, Arts & Crafts, and a table . . . → Read More: 12th annual British Garden Party a huge success  We are happy to announce that DEUS Among Us, the Newsletter of the Diocese of the Eastern United States will now be available through St Stephen’s web site. The latest issue is DEUS Among Us Vol 2. This and future issues for this year will be placed in the archive . . . → Read More: “DEUS Among Us”, the Diocesan Newsletter  Here is this week’s Newsletter :St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 19 Here is this week’s newsletter : St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 18 State of the Church: Part II No matter what Washington tells us about a recovery, it still feels as though we are in the midst of a deep recession. But grim news from national economic front not withstanding, the parish enjoyed a reasonably successful financial 2012. Pledged, unpledged and plate income—officially classed . . . → Read More: 2012 Report of the Treasurer  The best outcome to be expected from a major meetings of church leaders, according to an old and cynical friend of mine, is that no lasting damage is done to the church catholic. I guess that meetings of the National Council of the Anglican Church in America falls into the above category—thus the council’s . . . → Read More: Meet South Africa’s Bishop Gill Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 17 State of the Church: Part I A warden is a person charged with the care or keeping of “things”. In the case of the Anglican Church, the “things” are order and peace, the church buildings and facilities, and the properties belonging to the church. Wardens have a particular duty to maintain order and peace . . . → Read More: Report of the People’s Warden Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 16 |
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