From the General Presbyter Fake Worship? I still remember when the phrase “Fake News” was coined. It represented a sentiment that what was being reported was not an actual event, sometimes as the event was unfolding in real time. In some ways it was designed to get folks not to believe what they saw, but […]
Worship Resources for Vote Our Values Sunday
Sponsored by In the Loop Ministry Group and Dismantling Racism Team >> Download PDF Version << Observe October 30th as “Vote Our Values Sunday” to help folks remember and prepare for Election Day. Reflect on our commitment to the common good, provide others with the information they need to vote and to cast their ballot, […]
COVID Breaks Out in One of Our Churches
A Letter from a Member Congregation Recently a church in the Presbytery with a near 100 percent vaccination rate experienced an outbreak of COVID 19 after a worship service. Seven people, as of Thursday evening, had tested positive, including two children. This was 10 percent of those in attendance. Sunday School families were notified and […]
Reform to Transform
Dear Family of Faith, In my last message, I invited you to join me as we confront racism together. In this regard, I’m asking you to take an important next step. Join the Presbytery of Baltimore for an online Zoom worship service Wednesday, August 19, at 7pm, from the comfort of your own home. The […]
“Reform to Transform” Worship Service
You are invited to a Presbytery-wide Worship Service on Wednesday, August 19, 2020 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. This special service will conclude with a time for small groups facilitated by members of the Dismantling Racism Team. Please plan on joining us. Rev. Ray Meute, Jr. and Rev. Michael Moore, D.R. Team co-chairs Register in […]
General Presbyter’s Report on Church Regathering
May 14, 2020 Sisters and Brothers in Christ. As you know, the Governor of Maryland has created an Executive Order entitled: Allowing Reopening of Certain Businesses and Facilities, Subject to Local Regulation. In this order, houses of worship may open to the general public, provided, however, that “the total number of persons permitted…at any one […]
