Calendar of Events
When you join St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, you’ll quickly learn how many opportunities there are to join together in fellowship. There’s something happening every day at St. Mary’s. Whether it’s a book club, evening prayers, Bible study or choir practice, the schedule at St. Mary’s reveals the busy daily life of the church. Please consult the calendar regularly to be sure you know the latest gatherings that are important to you.
Upcoming Events
It’s easy to find out what’s going on at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. We post events you will want to know about on this page. For example, you’ll want to mark your calendars for a classical music concert or when the Lunch Bunch meets. Special services, dates and times for evening prayers and any special events are listed here. Join us!
Our Quarterly Newsletter
Tidings is the quarterly newsletter published by St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. You can click on an issue on this web page or join our free mailing list to receive your copy via email. In each issue of Tidings you’ll find a message from the Clergy with important information about the parish life. The newsletter also includes details about special services such as Easter or Christmas as well as opportunities for members to volunteer. There’s also a calendar of upcoming events as well as important committee reports.
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Join ECW Today!
Episcopal Church Women, or ECW, is a group of women working together to promote fellowship and spiritual growth at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. There’s no special requirement for membership — if you’re a woman of the parish, you’re a member! ECW holds meetings the second Thursday of the month at 1 p.m. It starts with a brief business meeting followed by a program or event. Bring your lunch and come at noon for a fun social hour.
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