by Mary Klein, diocesan archivist According to a November 15, 1880 article published in a national publication, The Church News, written by an unnamed correspondent from Baltimore, the mission that was to become the Church of St. Mary the Virgin was begun by “two...
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Pictured in the Sutton Scholars Advisory Board are, from L to R - Front Row: The Rev. Dr. Rock Schuler, Development Officer, EDOM; The Very Rev. Rob Boulter, Dean of Cathedral of the Incarnation; The Rev. Neva Brown, Director of Community Engagement and Mentoring; Mr....
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by Mary Klein, diocesan archivist“William Leavington, a native of New York, was ordained [to the diaconate] by the Rt. Rev. William White on March 18, 1824 in Philadelphia. Mr. Leavington, a free man of color, elected to go South below the Mason-Dixon Line, and amid...
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Pictured in the Sutton Scholars Advisory Board are, from L to R - Front Row: The Rev. Dr. Rock Schuler, Development Officer, EDOM; The Very Rev. Rob Boulter, Dean of Cathedral of the Incarnation; The Rev. Neva Brown, Director of Community Engagement and Mentoring; Mr....
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland is mentioned today in the Daily Record as being a supporter of the Maryland Clean Energy Jobs Act (MCEJA). Maryland Episcopal Environmental Partners (MEEP) take up issues of advocacy and action relating to creation care within the...
By Mary Klein, diocesan archivist The Johns Hopkins Hospital was completed in 1889, and in the Rev. George Leakin’s report of 1890 (which outlined the work he had done in 1889 as the Chaplain to Institutions in Baltimore) he mentioned that he had made visits to the...
by Selene San Felice The Capital Gazette February 14, 2019 Valentine's Day Their love looks easy. The Rev. Sarah Lamming and Rev. Diana Carroll sip tea from dainty china in their Annapolis home on a rainy afternoon. As their eyes meet, their smiles glow...
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Writer's Retreat: Fanning the Ember of Creativity This dynamic writer's workshop includes keynote presentations, workshop sessions, and time to work on your writing. This retreat is designed for people who are passionate about writing, gifted writers and publishers,...
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From Grassroots to Government: A Climate Assessment Presents a Moral Opportunity NEWS By Christina Colón 12-03-2018 A recent U.S. climate assessment made headlines last week for its conclusion that the victims of climate change are no longer some future generation,...
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