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St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Announcements Trinity Sunday June 11, 2017
Happening Today
Regular Weekend Service Schedule Saturday 5:30PM…………………………………….Holy Communion Sunday 8:00 AM….………………Spoken Holy Eucharist, Rite I 9:30 AM……………Holy Eucharist, Rite II with Music
11:15 AM…………………………… Choral Holy Eucharist 5:30 PM……………………………………….Worship Service Sycamore Tree (Children’s Liturgy) Your child may worship in the Sycamore Tree on Sundays at 9:30, 11:15 or 5:30. During the service, children participate in a special message, music, and prayer in the choir room.
9:30 & 11:15 AM – Children follow the
acolyte to the choir room and return to
their parents for the Eucharist. 5:30 PM – we welcome children beginning
at 5:15 and parents pick up their child after the service.
Volunteers Needed
Cooking for the Light House Shelter
St. Anne's and the Men's Huddle provide and serve
the evening meal at the Light House the first
Wednesday of every month. After serving the
dinner we get a plate and sit down with the shelter
guests to eat and converse. Come join us at the
Light House if you would like to help.
On June 7 we served one of our most popular
meals of chicken and salads. Thank you Warna
Gillies, Julie Rottkamp, Nancy Steere, Monica
Barry, Mark Minik, Kathy Allan, Sharon McElfish,
Elizabeth Lee and her son Ben, Bob Sherer, Susan
Fowler, Fran Harwood, Wayne Adamson, Linda
Silva, Eleanor Huggins, Nancy Greeley and John
Merrick.
With the first Wednesday in July being the day
after July 4th, many people will be away. We are
trying to keep things simple and get organized
early. We need one more person to provide a
spiral cut ham of about 10 pounds, 1 roast chicken
Serving in Worship Ministry Today Director of Music :J. Ernest Green Organist: Carolene Winter Preacher: Amy Richter Flower Guild: Cindy Hartman and team
8:00 AM 9:30 AM 11:15 AM
Celebrant Joe Pagano Dick Libby William Bell
Deacon Jo Leslie Jo Leslie Jo Leslie
Assisting Clergy William Bell William Bell, Joe Pagano, Amy Richter, Kathy Shahinian
Joe Pagano
Sycamore Tree Kathy Shahinian
Verger Brenda Jackson Ann Ziegler Paul Pope
Lead Chalice Bearer Ned Criscimagna
Chalice Bearers Bill Herald, Susan Jacobson Bob and Joyce Nay, Kay and Tony Van Hover
Caroline Purdy, John and Sue Smith
Sanctus Bells Paul Pope
Acolytes Campbell, Katie and Whitney Grimes, Katie and Pippa Thaxton, Mickey Thaxton, Leader
Nancy Curro, Leigh Fleckenstein, Caroline Purdy
Lectors Meg Kimble Susan Fowler, Frances Harwood Josiah Dykstra, Herb Fowler
Prayer Leader Ed Hartman Andrew Anthony
Welcome Table Marilyn Beavers, Rachel Sherwood
Ushers Debbie and Hugh Houghton Chris Cather, Robert Emmet, Gerard Trippitelli, David Wood
Mary Jane Johnston, Elisabeth Rubin
Altar Guild Brenda Jackson Madeleine Hughes, Cacky Janssens Thea Chimento, Cacky Janssens
Evening Prayer Monday Jerry Chambers, Ramsay Moran
Tuesday Mimi Jones, Claire Purnell
Wednesday (in Spanish) Scott Cooper, Leigh Fleckenstein
Thursday Kurt Dornheim, Polly Mitchell
Friday Pat Zeno
(for those who do not eat ham), 3 volunteers to
provide potato salad for 20, 2 people to provide
coleslaw for 20, 6 dozen rolls, 6-8 tomatoes sliced
or ready to be sliced, 40 pieces of cheese, drinks
(iced tea mix, 2 jars of juice, 1/2 gallon of milk)
and watermelon and cookies for dessert.
On August 2, we will have our annual
cookout. Among other items, we will need 3
people to provide 24 hamburgers and rolls; 2
people to provide 30 hot dogs and rolls; and
salads. If the weather cooperates, we will cook
and eat outside. For more information, or to
volunteer, contact Nancy Greeley at 410 224-2975
or [email protected] or John Merrick at
[email protected] or 443 336-4593.
Family Cooking at the Light House Shelter
Family cooking for the Light House Shelter took
place on Monday, May 15. We had 6 teenagers
prepare the entire meal! We cooked sausage and
chicken jambalaya – two batches – one spicy and
one mild, baked homemade cornbread pudding
squares using my grandmother’s recipe, and
baked brownies. Our side was a colorful and
flavorful salad. A huge thanks to our crew of
volunteers: Abby, Amber, Diana, Jessica, Kara,
and Marissa. They worked hard – it was a full 2
hours of prepping and cooking – and they did a
super job. Family Light House Shelter is a great
community service project for our youth. The
residents raved about how good everything was –
so many came up for seconds - and six batches of
warm brownies disappeared very fast!
Family cooking at the Light House Shelter is held
the 3rd Monday of each month. We are always
looking for volunteer families to come prepare,
cook, and serve a meal for approximately 60
residents. This is a wonderful opportunity for the
whole family to volunteer together and lovingly
serve our community. Children 11 years old and
over are welcome to participate in family cooking.
Each month we need 2-3 families to prepare a
main course, side dishes, and dessert.
Signing up for St. Anne’s family cooking at the
Light House Shelter is now easier than ever – I’ve
moved to using SignUpGenius to help with
managing and scheduling. The link to sign up is
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0844a5ac2
ba2fe3-stannes/
It is never too early to sign up if you'd like to pick
a date later in 2017. To learn more about
participating or volunteering please contact Jill
Lake at [email protected] or 443-433-2373.
News & Notes
Summer Fellowship
Our Fellowship in the Churchyard beginning June
4. Please sign up for one or more weeks to furnish
a snack to be enjoyed following the 9:30 worship
service. Set up and break down of the tables will
be handled for you. To sign up using SignUp
Genius, please use this
link: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/5080D48A9AD
22A0F94-summer . For more information, contact
Sandy Criscimagna at [email protected]
Ordination of Deacons
On Saturday, June 10, The Right Reverend Chilton
R. Knudsen ordained our own Jo Marie Leslie and
Corby Zeren to the Sacred Order of Deacons.
Join us for the Holy Eucharist on Saturday, June
10 at 5:30 PM when Corby will serve as our
deacon. A reception will be held in Corby's honor
following the service. All are welcome. Corby has
been assigned to serve as deacon at St. Andrew's
Episcopal Church in Pasadena, MD, where she has
been doing an internship.
Join us for any of our Eucharists on Sunday, June
11, when Jo Marie will serve as deacon. A
reception will be held in Jo Marie's honor following
the 11:15 AM service. All are welcome. Jo Marie
has been assigned to serve as a deacon at St.
Anne's until July 31, when William Bell, her
husband, retires. After some vacation time, Jo
Marie will serve as deacon at Church of the Holy
Comforter in Lutherville, MD.
With the ordinations of Corby and Jo Marie, three
of St. Anne's members will have been ordained
this year to serve the larger church (Pan Conrad
was ordained to the transitional diaconate in
January. In June, she will become Deacon in
Charge of St. Alban's Church in Glen Burnie). In
addition, member Paula Waite is a postulant for
the diaconate, potentially being ready for
ordination in 2018.
Kirkin' o' the Tartans
On June 11 at the 9:30 service, a bagpipes and
drums band, accompanied by banner and flag
carriers, and sponsored by The St. Andrews
Society of Baltimore, will participate in the annual
'Kirkin' (blessing, or literally, "churching") o' the
Tartans ceremony at St. Anne's. Tartans are
woven plaid fabrics, with colors and stripes
arranged in a distinct pattern to represent a
particular Scottish clan. During the service,
tartans are brought to the altar for a blessing, and
the bagpipe band plays in the church.
St. Anne’s Concert Series
Special Concert Thursday, June 29, 2017 at 7:00
PM – 2017 Serenade! Choral Festival featuring
Egschiglen from Mongolia, Blakanes from Bulgaria
and Capella from Northern Ireland. For more
information, visit our website at: https://stannes-
annapolis.org/music/
Environmental Ministry
Eleven environmental non-profits in Anne Arundel
County will be launching GreenGive beginning at
5:00pm tomorrow and going until 5:00 on
Tuesday. This online fundraiser is the first time
multiple environmental nonprofits have
collaborated on such an event. Organizations such
as Annapolis Green, St. Luke’s Restoration of
Nature Project and the Spa Creek Conservancy are
just three of the eleven organizations that you can
give to during this event. For more information, go
to greengive.annapolisgreen.com.
Several environmental events will be occurring on
Wednesday, June 14. The first is the monthly
Green Drinks gathering, which will be held from
5:30-7:30 at the Lord Calvert House. You can
attend that event before heading to the Eastport
Yacht Club for the 7:00 showing of a special world
ocean film event, An Ocean Mystery, The Missing
Catch. This film was featured at the Smithsonian
during the environmental gathering in Washington
last month. It chronicles the most ambitious
fishing investigation ever conducted on the effects
of overfishing.
The Daily Office of Evening Prayer/ Oración Vespertina Diaria
Evening Prayer is offered Monday through Friday
at 5:30 PM. We now offer our Wednesday Evening
Prayer services in Spanish. Please contact Jer
Chambers (410-267-8023) or Amy Richter (443-
808-1363) for more information.
Preschool for the Arts at St. Anne’s
Preschool for the Arts is accepting resumes to
create a candidate pool of teachers for future
openings. Please send cover letter and resume to
Amy Hoffman at
A Year of Getting to Know God through the Bible
Join us for our 5:30 PM service on Sunday and in
thirty minutes a week you can get to know God
and the Bible better. In the course of a year, you
will come away with an understanding of who God
is, what the Bible really says, and why the Bible is
so important to us as a source for understanding
who we are too. We also have a webpage that
contains additional resources for deeper
exploration and understanding:
https://stannes-annapolis.org/getting-know-god-
bible/.
Stephen Ministry: A New Class of Stephen
Ministers
If you are considering a role in Stephen Ministry,
now is the time to act! We train new Stephen
Ministers every two years. We are still accepting
applications and conducting interviews through
June for this September's class. Stephen Ministry
training teaches us to support our care receiver in
a confidential, safe, and loving manner, grounded
in Christ's love for us. We form a community of
dedicated, skilled, trustworthy and faithful leaders
and ministers who work to support each other in a
structured, prayerful environment. After 50 hours
of training, Stephen Ministers have the skills,
knowledge and confidence to care for people who
are suffering. If you would like to be considered
for this vital ministry, please contact Rev. William
Bell: 850-450-2801, [email protected]
or any of our Stephen Leaders:
Carol Leach: 410-263-1752
Fran Lukens: 410-353-4752
Lori Marchant: 443-994-5858
Rev. Joe Pagano: 410-267-9333
Rev. John Smith: 443-454-5648
Chip Tucker: 410-757-6841
If you would like to receive care from a Stephen
Minister or know of someone seeking care, please
contact Rev. Bell or Lori Marchant, 443-994-5858,
Healing and Hope - Personal Prayers at the
Offertory
At the Offertory on Sunday mornings, all are
welcome to come to the Holy Family Chapel.
Prayer ministers are there to pray with and for
you: for healing, hope, thanksgiving, or prayers
that have no words. We also offer anointing with
Holy Oil.
Being Admitted to a Hospital or to Rehab?
Please call us! Really, please call or email the office
or one of our clergy! Pastoral care for the sick and
ailing is a prime directive for our community. We
have trained Hospital Visitors that go to AAMC five
days a week. And we have a variety of ministries
for patients. In any event please let us know
directly. We are here to care.
Foyer Groups
Please join us for the Foyer Groups’ summer
gathering, Sunday, June 11 at 6:00 PM in the St.
Anne’s churchyard (or the Parish House in inclimate
weather). Please bring an appetizer or picnic food
to share and a beverage of your choice. Dessert
will be provided by the Foyer Group leaders. Please
invite other St. Anne's friends who might interested
in joining. For more information or to RSVP, contact
Elizabeth Rogers at [email protected].
VBS Camp
Camp will be held July 3-7. We are accepting
registrations for children 4 years old through rising
5th graders. Jr. Counselor applications are being
accepted for youth who are rising 6th graders
through high school seniors.
Mission Trip to Heifer International
St. Anne's Church & First Presbyterian Church are
partnering on a mission trip to Heifer
International's Learning Center, at Overlook Farm
in Rutland, MA for a global education mission
August 6-10. Participants will have a first-hand
look at the challenges surrounding hunger and
poverty and learn about sustainable solutions and
how one person can make a difference. They will
stay in the Global Village in housing that simulates
the local communities such as a Tibetan yurt made
from yak hair, creating an existence in which
nothing - shelter, food, water or cooking fuel - can
be taken for granted.
The trip is open to all Middle & High School Young
People (including rising 6th through 11th graders).
The cost of the trip is $580 per person, $120 of
which will be covered by a St. Anne’s scholarship.
Cost includes train travel to Rutland, MA; meals and
lodging. For more information, contact Connie
Saeger at 443-808-1361 or clsaeger@stannes-
annapolis.org
Photo Directory
Be included in our photo directory event by
Lifetouch. Please note the dates and hours
below. Our sign up times will be posted
soon. Bring your family and pets. Greeting cards
are available. Thursday September 14; Friday
September 15 - Sunday September 17
and Wednesday October 18 - Saturday October 21.
Hours of photography are: weekdays 1:30-9:00
PM; Saturdays 9:30AM-5:00PM; and Sundays
1:00-7:00 PM. For more information, contact
Caroline Purdy at 410-263-7579
New Bible Study This Fall!
“Forgiveness in the Scriptures”. Led by The Rev.
Dr. Amy Richter and the Rev. Dr. Joseph Pagano.
Tuesdays at 1:30-2:30 PM at the Parish House in
Room 102. Begins September 26, 2017. All are
welcome!
Prayers for Those Deployed
We invite the prayers of the congregation for:
Sgt.David Landymore 1st Sgt. J.P Saul, USMC Lt. Kyle Sweet, USCG CDR Leslie A. Moore CDR William Guarini 1st Sgt. H. Wade Griffith Brian Jensen US Army LT Brandon Hardin,USN Hector Alejandro, USMC Bryan Bergman David Brice, ANG
CDR Warrant Yu Jay Kelch LT Aaron Brown Jeffrey Hallopeter Jason King, USAF Loren Reinke Joseph B. 2nd LT Ryan Fowler, USMC LT Kate Ford, USN Richard A. Coss, III
Pastor Stephen and people of Sudan Africa
If you have a loved-one in Iraq, Afghanistan, or
other place of danger with the military or assistance
group, please contact Kirsten Hair (khair@stannes-
annapolis.org) so we can invite prayers of St.
Anne’s for them.
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