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 This year’s Lenten Series begins on Wednesday, March 4th at 6:45 PM after Evening Prayer. It will consist of five hourly sessions, ending on Wednesday, April 1st. Entiled “Anglicans: Who we are. Where we came from. And where we are going”, it will explore the identity, development and future of the Anglican Church both here . . . → Read More: The Lenten Series begins on Wednesday, March 4th  This year’s Lenten Bible Study series takes place on Wednesdays in Lent (not including Ash Wednesday or Spy Wednesday): February 25th. and March 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th. This year’s topic is “Exploring The Torah”, led by Fr Guy Hawtin and Fr Mike Kerouac. Each session will be self-contained, so if you miss one . . . → Read More: Lenten Bible Study 
The first five books of the Old Testament are known to the Jewish people as The Torah. The Church refers to them as the “Books of Moses. Surprisingly, perhaps, few Christians today study them in the depth they deserve. This is a pity, for they are the very foundation of our Faith. It is . . . → Read More: Explore the foundations of the Christian Faith  St Stephen’s will be having Vacation Bible School beginning on Monday, June 23rd, and continuing through Friday, June 27th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. There will be a modest $20 fee to cover snacks, crafts, and supplies. For additional siblings the fee is $15 each. Please call the church office, 410-560-6776, with your name . . . → Read More: Noah’s Ark Vacation Bible School  Brock Johnson, director of Adult Education, has provided some new study materials on the Gospel of John, which are available on the Christian Education page. If you have any questions about the materials, feel free to stop in on one of the Adult Education sessions. Newcomers are always welcome. The Shroud of Turin—a relic many Christians believe to be the cloth in which Jesus was wrapped after being taken down from the cross—has long fascinated both believers and disbelievers alike. It has been embroiled in controversy ever since late 1970s when, for the first time, it was subject to scientific scrutiny. Images discovered . . . → Read More: It’s not too late to join us in our study of the Shroud of Turin Join us on Sunday mornings between the 9:15 AM and 11:15 AM services for a lively discussion of the collects and lessons appointed for that day. We meet upstairs in the Rector’s office immediately following the 9:15 AM service. The discussions are led by Dan Bursi. Have you been watching our blog for news of the next classes at Holy Trinity Theological College and Seminary, and wondering why there haven’t been any announcements? Or perhaps you’ve noticed that the link to their website has disappeared from the links on the left? The explanation is that some—but not all—of the staff of . . . → Read More: Holy Trinity Seminary Closes Its Doors Brock Johnson, director of Adult Education, has provided some study materials which are available on the Christian Education page. If you have any questions about the materials, feel free to stop in on one of the Adult Education sessions. Newcomers are always welcome.  Folks familiar with Church history usually claim the first English Prayer Book is the First Prayer Book of King Edward VI, which was authorized for use in 1549. True, this wonderful book is the ancestor of all the Books of Common Prayer in use in the world of Anglicanism today—albeit a very distant one in . . . → Read More: Questions about the BCP you never had the courage to ask |
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