Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 28
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 Brice and I want to thank all our wonderful and generous friends for your delicious meals, your cards, and your continuing prayers for healing. Brice’s total and complete healing could take as much as a year according to his spinal specialist. Hopefully his back brace will come off the middle of August. Thank you again . . . → Read More: Prayers Do Work! Office space was not particularly high on our list of priorities when we built St. Stephen’s some 20 years ago. Our pressing needs were for a sanctuary in which to worship and a parish hall in which to foster the fellowship that would bind a new congregation into a parish family. Besides, this . . . → Read More: Expansion plans: From ridiculous to sublime?  Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 27  The latest edition of DEUS Among Us, the Diocesan Newsletter, is now available. If you prefer a hardcopy version, you can pick one up at the Church. Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 26  The ugly pandemic of scandals afflicting Washington provides a timely reminder that our political masters and mistresses are not entirely to be trusted. Indeed, lies seem to trip as smoothly off their tongues as the truth—perhaps even more so. But, then, politicians have never been held in particular high esteem here in the United States. . . . → Read More: Bring back hypocrisy—the tribute vice pays to virtue! Wednesday, July 3rd, 6:30 PM Yes, you can have it all. You can join us for our weekly Silly Summer Supper and enjoy a long Fourth of July Weekend with your family too. Come, join us! Delicious Barbecued Chicken, Coleslaw, and Potato Salad. Stay for a friendly game of Bingo after dinner and there . . . → Read More: Special Silly Summer Barbecue Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 25 St Stephen’s is one of the relatively few “mainline” churches in the area that still maintains an active ministry in the wider Baltimore community. We provide pastoral care at retirement communities, assisted living facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices. We also serve as chaplains for local clubs and organizations, including the Navy League and the . . . → Read More: Neo-pagans hijacking hospital chaplaincies |
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