Baltimore District Baltimore Conference Churches
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Bethel Baltimore ■ Payne Memorial ■ Mt. Calvary ■ St. Stephens Essex ■ Bethel Cambridge ■ Ebenezer ■ Grace ■ Hemingway
Bethel Chestertown ■ Bethel Easton ■ Oak Street ■ Shiloh ■ Elevation Chapel ■ Mt. Olive Worton ■ Evergreen ■ Tyree ■ Adams Chapel
Union Chapel ■ Collins Temple ■ St. John Pocomoke ■ St. Paul Crisfield ■ Williams Newark ■ Union Bethel Cecilton ■ St. John Bishopville
■ New Queen Esther ■ Holy Trinity ■ St. James Snow Hill ■ Mt. Olive Salisbury
Bethel Chestertown ■ Bethel Easton ■ Oak Street ■ Shiloh ■ Elevation Chapel ■ Mt. Olive Worton ■ Evergreen ■ Tyree ■ Adams Chapel
Union Chapel ■ Collins Temple ■ St. John Pocomoke ■ St. Paul Crisfield ■ Williams Newark ■ Union Bethel Cecilton ■ St. John Bishopville
■ New Queen Esther ■ Holy Trinity ■ St. James Snow Hill ■ Mt. Olive Salisbury
2nd Episcopal District Schedule of 2017 Annual Conferences
The Christian Recorder: "Red Dress Sunday at Union Chapel AME Church"
http://www.thechristianrecorder.com/red-dress-sunday-at-union-chapel-ame-church/
Like many other churches on February 12, 2017, Union Chapel AME Church, located in Cambridge, Maryland, participated in Red Dress Sunday, the Sunday designated to bring more awareness to the seriousness and challenges of heart disease in African American women. For Union Chapel, however, it was more than just wearing a red dress. Sister Robin Sample, Lead Community Health Outreach Worker for Associated Black Charities (ABC), Cambridge, and a member of Union Chapel, spoke to the congregation during the morning worship service about heart health and responded to questions from the congregation. The Rev. Dana Porter Ashton, the church’s pastor, stated, “It’s important for the congregation to ask questions at that moment while the information is still fresh in our minds. In no way are we trying to diagnose members; however, if we can start the conversation in a safe place, then possibly someone will make the decision to seek medical help when something feels a little off in their bodies”.After service, Sister Sample and her co-worker Ms. Joyce Opher, Program Assistant for ABC, Cambridge, provided free blood pressure checks and additional information regarding heart health. Red Dress Sunday was also Souper Sunday, a fundraiser for the Senior Usher Board, where soup is provided to warm the stomachs of the congregation. In conjunction with the theme of having good heart health, the Culinary Arts Ministry, headed by Brother Keith Chester, provided homemade vegetable beef soup that proved to be a hit with the congregation
http://www.thechristianrecorder.com/red-dress-sunday-at-union-chapel-ame-church/
Like many other churches on February 12, 2017, Union Chapel AME Church, located in Cambridge, Maryland, participated in Red Dress Sunday, the Sunday designated to bring more awareness to the seriousness and challenges of heart disease in African American women. For Union Chapel, however, it was more than just wearing a red dress. Sister Robin Sample, Lead Community Health Outreach Worker for Associated Black Charities (ABC), Cambridge, and a member of Union Chapel, spoke to the congregation during the morning worship service about heart health and responded to questions from the congregation. The Rev. Dana Porter Ashton, the church’s pastor, stated, “It’s important for the congregation to ask questions at that moment while the information is still fresh in our minds. In no way are we trying to diagnose members; however, if we can start the conversation in a safe place, then possibly someone will make the decision to seek medical help when something feels a little off in their bodies”.After service, Sister Sample and her co-worker Ms. Joyce Opher, Program Assistant for ABC, Cambridge, provided free blood pressure checks and additional information regarding heart health. Red Dress Sunday was also Souper Sunday, a fundraiser for the Senior Usher Board, where soup is provided to warm the stomachs of the congregation. In conjunction with the theme of having good heart health, the Culinary Arts Ministry, headed by Brother Keith Chester, provided homemade vegetable beef soup that proved to be a hit with the congregation
Dear Beloved:
I welcome you to the Baltimore Conference Baltimore District Website.
I pray that this newly updated website will enable each of you to have an opportunity to visit our Baltimore District Pastors Page and see the wonderful blessing that the Lord is doing on the Baltimore District. Through this site, I will be able to keep you apprised of information that you will need for your work in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. I would like to thank First Lady Irene Montague and Sister Susan Tapper who helped to make this vision become a reality. “To God Be the Glory!” My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, let us continue to share our gifts and talents with one another and please let this website be an information networking tool for the Glory and Honor of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Finally, “So, my dear brothers and sisters, be strong and steady, always enthusiastic about the Lord's work, for you know that nothing you do for the Lord is ever useless." Beloved, the monuments of our life will eventually fall down, break apart, and be forgotten. However, the effort we spend in serving the Lord -- the worship of Him, the work we do for Him, and the gifts we present to Him -- will never be in vain.
As we labor for the Lord, may we all earnestly continue to be faithful to the work He has called us, and let the results be His responsibility. "Then I shall bow in humble adoration, and there proclaim, my God, how great Thou art! Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee; How great Thou art, how great Thou art! Because of Christ, The Reverend Ernest L. Montague, Sr.
I welcome you to the Baltimore Conference Baltimore District Website.
I pray that this newly updated website will enable each of you to have an opportunity to visit our Baltimore District Pastors Page and see the wonderful blessing that the Lord is doing on the Baltimore District. Through this site, I will be able to keep you apprised of information that you will need for your work in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. I would like to thank First Lady Irene Montague and Sister Susan Tapper who helped to make this vision become a reality. “To God Be the Glory!” My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, let us continue to share our gifts and talents with one another and please let this website be an information networking tool for the Glory and Honor of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Finally, “So, my dear brothers and sisters, be strong and steady, always enthusiastic about the Lord's work, for you know that nothing you do for the Lord is ever useless." Beloved, the monuments of our life will eventually fall down, break apart, and be forgotten. However, the effort we spend in serving the Lord -- the worship of Him, the work we do for Him, and the gifts we present to Him -- will never be in vain.
As we labor for the Lord, may we all earnestly continue to be faithful to the work He has called us, and let the results be His responsibility. "Then I shall bow in humble adoration, and there proclaim, my God, how great Thou art! Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee; How great Thou art, how great Thou art! Because of Christ, The Reverend Ernest L. Montague, Sr.
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