Tuesday, July 11, 6:00 pm in the Brent Room

If you are young or young at heart, join the Urbanites group! We meet at 6:00 pm on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month for dinner and discussion. Join our Facebook group -- EEC Urbanites.

Sunday, July 9, 11:45 am

A group of EEC congregants meet bi-weekly after the 10:30 service in the Brent Room to discuss racism. Our goal is to understand racism within ourselves; to learn about historical racism at Emmanuel Church and within the Episcopal Diocese; and to recognize and to speak out against racism in Baltimore and in our wider community. This week Pete Powell and Taylor Daynes will lead a discussion about the group's outreach future. 

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The Rev. Canon Stuart Wright will preach & preside over both services. 

Save the date! Celebrate the end of another successful program year, bid farewell to the choir and our interim rector, Mary Sulerud, and kick-off the summer.

Wear red to celebrate the Feast of the Pentecost, which is also Mary Sulerud's final service as Emmanuel's interim rector.

The Scottish ceremony of ''Kirkin' O' the Tartan'' will take place at Emmanuel Episcopal Church during the regular Sunday morning 10:30 a.m. service. This will include members from the Baltimore St. Andrew's Society, and a bagpipe and drums band (TBD). Invite your friends and wear your kilt for this special event!

A summary of her transition period and status of progress in leading EEC to a New Rector.

This event will be held in the Gallery. 
 

All are welcome to join the Urbanites to watch the Orioles take on the Blue Jays. Tickets are $22. Contact Liz Shaner for more information. 

Looking at the "high priestly prayer" of Jesus in the gospel of John and the future Jesus envisioned and concluding with how the life of Emmanuel today and tomorrow is reflected in this Scripture.

The Altar Guild will meet for its annual dinner meeting.

After the 10:30 am service. Please get annual reports to Kim by Friday, April 14th.

Dr. Brent Laytham, Dean of Ecumenical Institute of Theology at St. Mary’s University. Climate change and a ‘green pope’ are among the reasons Christians have begun to reclaim the importance of the doctrine of creation. Yet we seldom connect that with the gospel word that God has raised “the firstborn of all creation” – Jesus of Nazareth – from death. The Easter season is a good time to consider why creation matters for resurrection, and why resurrection matters for creation.

This event will take place in the Gallery. 

In the Main Sanctuary. Reception to follow in the Gallery.

As a member of Dwight Eisenhower's staff during WWII, Joel Fisher kept the memos detailing one of the greatest treasure hunts in history. His documents, found by his daughter Susan Sullam, chronicled how Americans located and recovered billions of dollars worth of gold, currency and artworks looted from the homes, museums and churches looted by the Nazis. She became a journalist and has spoken broadly on how the treasure was located and largely returned.

This event will take place in the Gallery. 

John Ciccone is President of Saint Ignatius Loyola Academy in Baltimore, Maryland. Mr. Ciccone will share both research and the experiences of St. Ignatius Loyola Academy’s successful work with counseling boys from low income families through high school and college.

This event will take place in the Gallery. 

Two of Baltimore's finest gospel choirs, Ark Church's Divine Voices of Praise and New Shiloh's Sanctuary Choir, will perform on the Conservatory's main stage. Tickets are free, all are welcome. RSVP to Liz Shaner by April 18th to sit with the Emmanuel group.

Empire Falls. A blue collar town full of abandoned mills whose citizens surround themselves with the comforts and feuds provided by lifelong friends and who find humor and hope in the most unlikely places, in this Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Richard Russo, Empire Falls. Richard Russo delves deep into the blue collar heart of American in a work that overflows with hilarity, heartache, and grace. Please bring a snack to share if your last name starts with M-Z.

Tuesday, April 18, 7:00 PM at the home of Julia Schnupp.

In addition to a festive coffee hour, children will be given bags to collect brightly, colored Easter eggs hidden throughout the church buildings. Please contact Joe Wood, jwood@emmanueldowntown.org if you would like to help stuff plastic eggs, hide them and help with this event.

Two Services. 8:30 and 10:30.

In preparation for the Annual Meeting on May 7, please submit your reports to Kim by Friday, April 14.

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