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 It was bound to happen, of course: No sooner do I open my beak and accept a part time job writing for the parish newsletter than I get press–ganged into writing commercials about the Cookie Walk. Please don’t think I’m boasting, but I’m well aware of the fact I write pretty good advertising copy—my “come-ons” . . . → Read More: It’s time to start baking for Cookie Walk 2011 I suspected the Parish Life Committee had an ulterior motive when they recruited me as a member. Well, they’ve inveigled me into doing “write ups” for them in the newsletter. I must say I’m rather flattered. They obviously like my writing style. Anyway, here goes: The summer is over and it’s time to get down . . . → Read More: Give us your time and we’ll give you supper  All good things must come to an end, at least for a season, and so this Thursday we will have our last Silly Supper of the summer. Be sure to stop by at 5:30 PM for a wonderful repast: salad, entrée, and dessert, all for $10 ($5 for children), and beverages at a nominal cost. . . . → Read More: Silly Suppers and Harvest Festival Our new Cookie Walk 2011 Cook Book is going to be an encyclopedia of beverages. Well, perhaps it is not going to be so much an encyclopedia, but more a comprehensive guide to the art of making beverages—alcoholic and non–alcoholic. To this end we are calling for your recipes for punches, teas, shrubs, smoothies, malts, . . . → Read More: We need your favorite drinks for our Cookbook I don’t mean to be picky, but I really donʼt think the folks who run the newsletter have given a fair shake to that great classical actor Howard Burnham, who is coming here at 7 PM on Tuesday, September 27th, to present another one of his terrific one–man shows. This time heʼs giving us the . . . → Read More: It’s time to give Howard Burnham a fair shake! Four hundred years ago the King James Version of the Bible was published. But on Tuesday September 27th, you can learn about the man behind the book! To mark the 400th anniversary of the KJV, St Stephen’s proudly presents Howard Burnham’s characterization of the King who ordered the most famous English version of the . . . → Read More: Howard Burnham returns as James I Just a reminder that St Stephen’s Silly Summer Suppers are in full swing. Truth to tell, though, it’s hard to think of a less appropriate name than “Silly Summer Suppers” for these remarkable gastronomic events. The only thing silly about these suppers is the price. Where else can you get a home-cooked entrée, salad, and . . . → Read More: Silly Summer Suppers St Stephen’s Annual Parish Meeting will take place between the 9.15 AM and the 11.15 AM services on Ascension Sunday, June 5th. Members attending the meeting will hear the Rector’s report on the state of the parish, the reports of the Treasurer and Wardens, and elect candidates for the Vestry. The candidates nominated for the . . . → Read More: Annual Meeting, June 5th The moment you have all been waiting for now approaches. On Thursday, June 9th, the chefs of St Stephen’s will begin the 2011 series of “Silly Summer Suppers”. Truth to tell, its hard to think of a less appropriate name than “Silly Summer Suppers” for these remarkable gastronomic events. Not least, the food is absolutely . . . → Read More: “Silly Summer Suppers” Resume! We’re beginning to upload historical documents and photos. Check out these photos from the Blessing of the Hounds in 2008. |
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