Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting Silent Announcements Eleventh Month 15, 2020
Deadline Thursday 5pm; send submissions, and requests to receive e-Announcements, to [email protected] With the rising numbers of Covid cases the limit on any in-person Worship is back to 25. Contact [email protected] to sign up.
Meetings for Worship Sandy Spring Meeting House https://Zoom.us/j/196138896?pwd=V0Jtb1VqbVo5cW9NM2hYNW9kK1F4Zz09 Meeting ID: 196 138 896, Password 021789 (not needed for above link). (Same link and phone info for 9, 11am & MfB) 9:00 am all First Days – in-person and ZOOM audio with no video projection into the Meeting House 11 am meeting for worship – in-person and ZOOM with video projection of attenders into the Meeting House (11:00 am all but first First Day*) 7:30 pm Fifth Days (6:30 for Virtual Potluck) https://Zoom.us/j/389588708?pwd=QThyZTRPSkFSM3g0d0MzbHY1YmQ3Zz09 *the first First Day each month Worship with a Concern for Business begins at 10:15am (summer & some holidays -check calendar) Friends House Miller Center (residents only) 10:00-11:00 am all First Days We are invited to the Zoom Sharp Street Church Service, 10-11am Sundays, by Zoom: ID 462 404 780; Password 670949
Regularly Scheduled Events. First Days: First/Third 10:30am Virtual First Day School Classes, Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87253479313 Second/Fourth 10:30am In-Person First Day School classes, outdoor, masked and socially distanced, Testimony of Stewardship Second 10:10am Hymn Sing, Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/94577831084?pwd=L0M5OEFtQ0Vua3g1ekZscGtWQzRqdz09 Second & Fourth 9:00am Bible Study; Roger Starr (301) 649-6841 join Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84145716023?pwd=RTIzTHRSaHFhODRnNmFHYTR2eFVXZz09 Fourth 10:10am Quaker Reading Group, CH 201, [email protected]; Join Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88036111735?pwd=Mm1wVE5NYkRtSlVLQml0SjlGTlNUUT09 All 4:00pm A Course in Miracles, Messages: 301-384-9411 ZOOM call for info Seventh Days Third 6pm-9pm Zoom Simple Dinner followed by activities, Community Life Cmte.
Calendar – SSMM Website: http://www.sandyspring.org (email Office for password to Members section) Fall Committee Clerks’ Gathering on Zoom: discernment of possible restructuring of our Committee format 11/14 Sat 9-11am https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85039979623?pwd=a0x6NnNxZmhXYkVnOERIQVF6S2w0Zz09 11/14 Sat 4pm Wedding of Alex Bean and Nate Dorr, SSFS Meeting House on campus, RSVP to get link. See p. 8 Online FCNL Annual Meeting and Quaker Public Policy Institute. 11/14-17 Sat-Tue https://www.fcnl.org/updates/annual-meeting-and-quaker-public-policy-institute-2020-27 . 11/15 Sun 10:30am Another Planting Party - Raingarden Working Group welcomes Friends to help in the Rain Garden, see p 2 11/20-22 Fri-Sun Friends Decision-Making & Clerking: Meetings for Business with Joy and Confidence. Pendle Hill 11/21 Sat 1pm Thelma E. Ricks Scholarship Fund pre-Holiday Silent Auction to raise $15,000 for matching grant, see p 3, Virtual Simple Dinner followed by Alice Bowman talk on Pluto at 7, see p. 2 Join ZoomGov Meeting 11/21 Sat 6/7pm https://jhuapl.zoomgov.com/j/1604561192?pwd=TkNXYzVTaGdGSjNWc2VSYVNGbTQ1dz09 11/26 Thurs 10am Thanksgiving Called Meeting for Worship on Zoom (if in-person as well TBA) 12/4 Fri BYM Young Friends Pod Gathering at SSMM – mostly outdoors, see p 3 12/6 Sun 10:15am Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business, Zoom (see above) 12/20 Sun 3pm Christmas Pageant, hybrid, see p. 6 12/24 Thurs 7:30pm Christmas Eve Worship (if in-person as well TBA) 12/31 Thurs 7:30pm New Year’s Eve Worship (if in-person as well TBA) 1/3/2021 Sun 10:15am Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business, Zoom (see above)
Zoom: If you need to set up Zoom meetings or have technical blips, call John Worley at 410-730-0749/email [email protected].
Queries for Eleventh Month: Education (from BYM Faith and Practice)
Do you provide religious education, including study of the Bible and Friends’ history and practices, in your Meeting? Do you ensure that schools under the care of Friends exemplify Friends’ principles? Do you support and strive to improve the public schools?
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From the Clerks: “We are not for Names, nor Men, nor Titles of Government, nor are we for this Party, nor against the other because of its Name and Pretence; but we are for Justice and Mercy, and Truth and Peace, and true Freedom, that these may be exalted in our nation.” Edward Burrough (1634-1663)
Life Events & News of Friends: Please hold these Friends in the Light: Beth Garrettson has lung cancer and has completed radiation. They are optimistic. Calls or cards would be lovely. Loy Jones had recent surgery. No visitors yet please. Dorothy Clark s invasive basal cell cancer surgery is now to be Dec 8/9. Emails are best: [email protected] SSMM Committee Announcements [email protected]
Advancement & Outreach: Seeking SSSM College FUN: Another Planting Party - the Raingarden Working Students. Sandy Spring Meeting plans to continue our Group welcomes Friends on Sat, Nov 15 at 10:30 am to fill tradition of sending care packages to our college students in some empty places in the garden. There are still red and blue Nov. These will be packages of cards, snacks and general lobelias left to plant and Mary Stevenson has ordered purple encouragement for our young people in this phase of their sneezeweed and a look alike Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia education. The Meeting's ad hoc committee that sends the fulgida). Also, some blue Allegheny monkey flower was packages would like to reach all of our students in all years of donated. Bring a trowel, kneeling pad, and energy to make the college, and is asking parents or friends of our students to garden even more wonderful for spring. provide information with their names and addresses so we can reach everyone with these goodies on behalf of the Meeting. You can send your information or questions to MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAITH ALLIANCE FOR Jonathon Glass at [email protected] or 301-570-4761. CLIMATE SOLUTIONS - Meeting via zoom on Tuesday, November 17 at 7:15pm. Representatives of the County's faith communities are given time to "chat" about what is happening Community Life in their congregations. Presentation about two green bills in Annapolis for the coming General Assembly. Contact Toni Hudson
Ministry & Counsel: Spiritual State of the Meeting: Meeting for Worship is at the center of our faith and practice. This year Ministry & Counsel would like to approach discernment about the Spiritual State of Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting through worship sharing at regularly
scheduled meetings for Jan 7 and 10, 2021. To prepare we SSFM invites you to a virtual evening with Alice Bowman, recommend reading a summary of William Taber s Pendle Mission Operations Manager of the New Horizons Mission Hill pamphlet Four Doors to Worship by Patti Nesbitt (see p. to explore Pluto and the Kuiper Belt on Sat, Nov 21st, 5) or the entire pamphlet if you would like more! If you'd like beginning at 6pm for community introductions and discussion a copy-it can be ordered from Pendle Hill and the presentation starting at 7pm. Alice will share with https://pendlehill.org/learn/pamphlets-books/ or is available us the challenges and accomplishments of this mission as well for Kindle https://www.amazon.com/Doors-Meeting-Worship- as some of the fascinating things we learned from this Pendle-Pamphlets- exploration. Join ZoomGov Meeting ebook/dp/B00WRFRPDQ/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=p https://jhuapl.zoomgov.com/j/1604561192?pwd=TkNXYzVT endle+hill+pamphlets&qid=1428069303&s=digital- aGdGSjNWc2VSYVNGbTQ1dz09 text&sr=1-5 one. Joan Liversidge has a few copies available- contact [email protected] and she can email you.
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Becky Cromwell is interviewing members of spiritual Monthly Meeting. What a beautiful morning to wake up and friends groups that are meeting on a regular basis in our rejoice and give thanks. Words sent to me this week from a Meeting. This could include groups that began as part of the long-time special friend who loves and gives unconditionally. Spiritual Formation program, friendly 8's, or any small group Yes, she is a donor to the Thelma E. Ricks Scholarship. that provides spiritual support and encouragement to its “Good friends are like quilts—they age with you, yet never members. She can be contacted at [email protected] lose their warmth.” or 301-325-3549. 2020 Finance Report for our 15th annual tea party scholarship Reading Group: Meeting on Nov 15 on Zoom from 1 to 2 fundraiser. Thanks to all who participated to regroup and plan for future meetings. We haven’t met since 2006—-$2,245.00 the Meeting House closed in March, and returning to in person 2020—-$18,340.65 - which includes: gathering is clearly not yet wise. We’ll check in with one Silent Auction. $882.00 another, decide on a time and date for future gatherings, Eventbrite. $1,105.65 explore future readings. We had begun Thomas Kelly’s The In memory of Nora Caplan. $120.00 Eternal Promise. Would we like to continue that reading or In memory of Doris Tarpley. $310.00 start another? John Worley has suggested a Quaker reader that would cover writers over the centuries. Other ideas? We’ll Community Announcements finish the hour with worship sharing focusing on these words of Thomas Kelly’s search for signs of hope, “This is one of the Palestine Olive Oil Ministry offers. Michael Conklin shares springs of hope—the certainty that the seed of Christ is in us a reminder of his availability to deliver any orders** of the all…the inner light.” A warm invitation to all, new and old following products for your kitchen or as gifts from Palestine. attenders. Questions? Contact Mary Stevenson, 301-927- (1) olive oil @$20 (half-liter), (2) pure olive oil soap @$5, (3) 1874, [email protected] , join the Zoom meeting: Za'atar spice blend @$6, and (4) organic capers, sun-dried https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88036111735?pwd=Mm1wVE5NY tomatoes olive oil tapenade @$7. **Text or call Michael kRtSlVLQml0SjlGTlNUUT09 202-578-3439 or email [email protected]
Religious Ed: We are having in-person, outdoor, masked and socially distanced First Day School on our campus every nd th st rd Nominating Corner: 2 and 4 Sun from 10:30am to 12n. 1 and 3 Sun are Zoom Classes 10:30-12. We invite everyone, Members, Attenders and Young See p. 6 for a proposed hybrid in-person/Virtual Christmas Friends to consider committee service as a way to share Pageant this year. your gifts and connect with the life of our Meeting. There is a copy of the list of committees in the back of the Directory. Social Concerns: Ruth Filbert of Olney Help tells that they need some special food items: hearty soups, canned Committees in greatest need (with ⅓ or more openings and chile, instant potatoes boxes or pouches, and jelly! If you no co-opted members) place the items in the bin on the Community House, porch, ● Aging Amanda Benedick will deliver them to Ruth. Or you may Social Concerns deliver directly to Ruth at 18508 Rolling Acres Way, Olney. Ministry & Counsel Thank you for supporting Olney Help & Social Conerns. We are also looking for: Web Co-Clerks. From Sharp Street United Methodist Church in regards to the And representatives to the following organizations: Thelma E. Ricks Scholarship Fund Annual report: We have ● Interim Meeting been granted a $15,000.00 donation BUT we must match it. Chesapeake Quarterly Meeting On Nov21 at 1pm we are having a pre-holiday virtual AFSC Committee Correspondent silent auction to raise money towards the matching of Please contact a member of Nominating to discuss your $15,000.00. Mark your calendars and join them for leadings to serve: fellowship, fun and pre-holiday shopping. Flyer with details Brooke Carroll [email protected] on p. 7. Leah Niepold [email protected] Good morning United Methodist Women of Sharp Street Alice Bowman [email protected] United Methodist Church and Friends of Sandy Spring Steve Berry [email protected] Ginny Styer [email protected]
Related Organizations spaces at Meetings to gather in community. They have made safety plans and their time inside would be limited to Baltimore Yearly Meeting bym-rsf.org/ bathroom use. They will clean any and all spaces/benches they use, and will remain with masks and safely socially distancing. BYM Young Friends Pods: are small, in-person pod groups There will also be FAP’s (Friendly Adult Presences) present. (approximately 9-10 people at max), that will use the outdoor
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Welcome to Youth Programs 2020-2021! we will be Contributions need to get back to Nancy Sherwood by 12/7 meeting virtually at least through the end of 2020. Junior [email protected] . Contact Nancy for names. Young Friends (JYF, ages 11-13) will meet: Nov. 21-22 (Virtual), Jan 9-10 (?), March 13-14(?), April 30-May2 Friends Committee on National Legislation (Catoctin QC). Young Friends (YF) will meet: Nov 27-29 (Virtual), Feb 26-28 (Charlottesville MM), April 16-18 Don’t forget the virtual annual meeting from Nov 14-17 - (Service Con, Gunpowder MM), May 28-30 (TBA). If you https://www.fcnl.org/updates/annual-meeting-and-quaker- would like to be included in our program specific outreach by public-policy-institute-2020-27 . being included in our databases, please reach out to Lexi "Sunshine" Klein at [email protected] To register, Friends Journal Quaker Speak go to: www.bym-rsf.org/what_we_do . https://quakerspeak.com/ Responding to Gun Violence with STRIDE: Housing Our 765 Flags: Gun violence is a huge social and public health Neighbors (HON) March: Sat, crisis in the United States, including not just the mass Nov 21, meet at 10:30am at shootings that create headlines, but also domestic violence, The Shot Tower (801 E. Fayette suicide, and a wide range of criminal activity. One day, the St.) (HON) is organizing a mass members of Allen's Neck Friends Meeting in Dartmouth, march that will generate a Massachusetts, asked themselves: "As Quakers, what can we citywide show of support, to do to try and address what this is doing to our country?" continue fighting for the right Carter Nash on Being God's Hands: "If we truly believe in to permanent housing for all, God and we truly believe that God is love as we were taught, led by those experiencing and we act on that," Carter Nash tells us in this 2018 video, homelessness, those at-risk of "then everything we do needs to be rooted in love." homelessness, renters, and by others directly-impacted by the Pendle Hill https://pendlehill.org/events housing crisis. Opening to The Heart of Worship. Join Christopher CASA Teach-Ins, Thurs (11/12 - 12/20), 6:00 - 7:30pm. Sammond via Zoom Dec 4-6 (Fri, 7:30 p.m. through Sun Join CASA for an opportunity to get in-depth details and noon) for an experiential program focusing on practical skills powerful information to combat terrible immigration policies that will enhance our ability to enter into deep, transformative in MD. As CASA allies, we ask that you show up to one of worship. these teach-ins, and take action: Indulge in all of our year-end offerings! Maestro Karl Thurs 11/12 - Limiting MVA data sharing with ICE Middleman returns to offer The Creative World of Beethoven, Thurs 11/19 - Dignity not detention through three ninety-minute sessions online Dec 28- Thurs 12/3 - Universal representation 30. Valerie Brown returns to offer What Love Requires: Thurs 12/20 - Passing immigration reform Heart-Opening Practices for Mindful Awareness, Peace, and Compassionate Action also Dec 28-30. And Arts and Christian Peacemaker Teams Spirituality Coordinator Jesse White offers a new and exciting program, Co-Creation: Painting Ourselves in God’s Love on Tuesdays in Jan.
Sandy Spring Friends School The 2021 Community Play, "Virtual Vignettes," will be streamed virtually on Feb 12 at 7:15 pm. This year's Play will feature the talents of our Upper School and Middle School (7th and 8th grade) performing arts students, who will be doing short one-act plays from All in the Timing by David Ives, and All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, based Sign up: https://www.123formbuilder.com/form-5688445/ on the books by Robert Fulghum and adapted by Ernest Zulia.
Christmas Angels/Linkages for Learning Sandy Spring Museum www.sandyspringmuseum.org/ Thank you to all those who contributed to the grocery store History Happy Hour, Ho Scien is s Kno Wha s Tr e: gift request for Linkages for Learning this fall. Thurs Dec 3, 7-8pm on Zoom. Guest speaker, George Zaidan, This Holiday Season we have 61 children needing gifts. is a science communicator, television and web host, and Nancy Lazo is working with 11 schools in the area, about 300 producer. He created National Geographic’s web series students total, covering Wheaton, Silver Spring & Rockville - Ingredients: The Stuff Inside Your Stuff. Tom Canby and centered around Aspen Hill. This year they will be handing Susan Fifer Canby will be moderating the conversation. As out the gifts with food boxes they are doing instead of the you may know, Tom is the former National Geographic usual holiday gathering for the families. I have almost entirely Magazine science editor and Susan, the former vice president teenagers with a few tweens - lots of gift card requests and of National Geographic Society Library and Information some items. Here is our opportunity to share our blessings. Services. 4 Sandy Spring Monthly Meeting Silent Announcements Eleventh Month 15, 2020
CHANGE GROUP On Becoming an Antiracist Faith Community a Series for the Sandy Spring Meeting Community every other Sun from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Nov 22 - Racism 101 led by BYM leaders Dec 6 - - Facilitated Conversations using the Antiracism Queries
Email Bette [email protected] or Coleman [email protected] with your interest in joining us on Sun or join us in the link https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81968779171?pwd=NFRlZEZsWU84SmJaWXdZalpFWi9Ddz09
Remembering that where we use our resources, personal and finan- cial, is the expression of our spiritual life and testimonies, it is time to show your commitment to the life and health of our Meet- ing by making whatever financial contributions you feel led to make. Whether it is to the Annual Fund that supports the ongoing work of the Meeting, or the Building Fund to help pay for the new Community House, or both, any amount is welcome
Four Doors to Meeting for Worship William Taber, Pendle Hill Pamphlet #306, 1992 Northeast Montgomery Count y This pamphlet is one of a handful of classics that explain the essence of Quaker faith and practice. This pamphlet describes “what happens” in a Quaker meetingInter infa contemporaryith Minist language.erium’s In it, he uses the metaphor of a river as the Divine Stream, an eternal reality that has been present from the beginning of time, the Logos, always here within us and beside us, into which we can step any time. He states, “the heart of worshipAn nisu communional Servic withe to this G iinvisibleve Tha butnk eternals stream of reality in which is the living and eternal Christ.” A way to enter the stream is to imagine passing through four consecutive doors that lead into and through the meeting for worship. “Lend a Helping Hand” First door: The Door Before - This describes those times of a worshipful state of consciousness anytime during the week that grant spiritual nourishment. Since such experiences help us let go of preoccupations and distractions of the week, we enter the stream more quickly and easily. Entering the Door Before can be “thought of as dipping again and again into the living stream, so that when we come to the Sunday meeting for worship we are returning to a familiar reality which has been renewing and tenderizing us all week.”
Second door: The Door InwardTuesd -a Historically,y some Friends have always been called to spend a special time in personal “retirement” on Sunday morning before worship. This “pre-worship” attentiveness begins to gather the meeting into the Living Stream. There are many methods used to enterN theov Dooremb Inward.er These rituals all have the qualities of desire to be in the Presence, focus toward a relaxed alertness, and trust to go out2 6into, 2 the01 deep9 water and rest in the Living Waters of the Stream. Most people find as we learn to relax about doing the right thing and learn what if feels like just to be present, techniques become far less important than our desire to be fully present. 7:30pm
Third door: The Door Within - While a typical meeting for worship will show no outward sign when the silence becomes deeper, participants experience it aSs aif nthed ymeeting is lifted into another state of consciousness. The unity produced what is called a “settled” or “gathered” meeting. This SDoorprin Inwardg is the most important stage, drawing us into the stream of renewing and healing energy that reaches back and forward across time with the mysterious flow that unites all. Here it becomes safe for the ego to relax as a sense of corporate God-consciousnessFri eemerges.nds In this more expansive, less judgmental state of awareness, the transformative power of the Light can heal minds and bodies,Scho obringl – insights and new perceptions, and offer comfort and peace to troubled souls. In such a gathered meeting, vocal ministry arises out of the inward motion of the Spirit, and the message tends to be more “absorbed” than merely heard. Theater Fourth door: The Door Beyond - Going out the Door Beyond into the more normal state of everyday life, we leave changed with renewed energy, vision, and1 6resolve.923 When meeting ends, a handshake offers a promise to go forth with new eyes and greater faithfulness after being nurtured by the Divine Stream. Norwood Note: Ministry and CounselRd has., S purchasedandy copies of the pamphlet. They will be in the Meeting library and the Meeting House for those who would like aS deeperpring ,immersion.
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SSMM CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 4pm Dec 20, 2020. In this, our last year of co-coordinating the pageant we have listened to ideas, walked the property to look at it through the lens of COVID-19, heard from Friends a desire for some form of the pageant we have arrived at the ideas listed below. Julie Eagle and Jen Cort THE GOAL: To continue the tradition of our beloved Christmas Pageant while keeping our community safe. THE CHALLENGE: Since singing and close contact is dangerous for spreading the virus, there is a way of doing an outdoor version of the program that includes masks, social distancing, and community involvement in a safe way. THE LIVING NATIVITY: Bring the manger to life on the steps of the Meeting House. Keep the number of child participants to 10. Children will be masked and socially distanced from one another with the manger situated on the steps of the Meeting House and shepherds and animals spread out in the grassy parking lot circle. A recording of the Christmas songbook is played over speakers. The community can walk around the circle spaced out in family groups or, if they’re not able, they can drive through to witness the Live Nativity. We will EMAIL the songbook and the recorded ZOOM link for people who cannot attend and still wish to participate. THE CAST: Mary & Joseph, 2 Angels, 3 Wise People, 3 Shepherds. The baby Jesus will need to be a baby doll. There can be 1 “Reader” of the Christmas story from the Bible, or we can record along with the music. THE MUSICIANS: We can record musicians playing through the songbook ahead of time and playback the recording while the Children walk through the program outside the Meeting House. We can also invite the musicians to play along on the day of the program if they are comfortable doing so. We can move the enclosed Fire Pitt to the side of the Meeting House to warm musicians should they choose to play. THE SET: We can transform the steps of the Meeting House into a Manger scene with several bales of hay, a bench for Mary & Joseph to sit on and a STAR of Bethlehem hanging above them. The Angels can flank the manger scene on either side, and Wise People could sit on the steps after they present the Baby Jesus with their gifts. On the grassy parking lot circle, we can have benches for the Shepherds to sit on (socially distanced) while tending their sheep, goats and donkeys. THE LOGISTICS: The audio speaker from the Meeting House would need to be brought outside for music playback and a computer to capture the event on Zoom. The Reader would need a microphone, unless we record the reading ahead of time. The 10 children will be socially distanced as they sit & keep warm in the Meeting House and await their cue to enter the manger scene. THE COMMUNITY: We would need people (who are able to) to park at the end of Meeting House Road and walk to the starting point near the Community House. Several volunteers would cue MASKED people to process safely from each MARKED point until they walk around the entire circle and back again to the Community House. We would also need to alert the neighbors so they are aware that the road will be used. A volunteer will need to make sure any cars do not interfere with people safely walking. We will remind Friends that they’ll need to keep any outward singing to a soft whisper. THE DATE: Ideally, we’d plan for Sun Dec 20 at 3:00 pm so it would be in the warmest part of the day. There was also talk of doing this in the evening, in which case, we’d need to consider lighting the manger, the parking lot “barnyard” and walking path around the circle. INCLEMENT WEATHER: In case of rain, we’d plan for a tent rental from SSFS to cover the grassy parking area to shelter the Shepherds & animals. Mary & Joseph, the Wise People and Angels would be sheltered by the overhang of the Meeting House. We’d need to consider the circumstances by which we would CANCEL the event if the weather was unsafe or too severe to be outdoors for any length of time. BUDGET: In past years, we only needed about $150 for animals being brought to campus but this year, we will need both animals and have other expenses to support the changes. However, because we will not have the lunch afterward the Hospitality Committee will have reduced expenses. The pageant does not have a budget - we believe it comes from RE.
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Sharp Street United Methodist Church
Executive Committee
Hosts a
virtually via Zoom Saturday, November 21, 2020 1:00 p.m.
Join us and Shop 'til you drop for an array of crafts, gifts, and specialty items. Log on to the Sharp Street Church website at sharpstreetumc.org to view and bid on auction items beginning November 14th. Invite family and friends. All are welcome to participate.
Zoom information: Meeting ID: 462404780 Password: 670949 Proceeds to benefit the “Trustee Matching Gift Project” for updates and
modifications to our church building.
If you have items you wish to donate for auction contact: Robin Herring 301-503-0172; Delicia Moore 410-456-1362; Jackie Daye 301-774-6883; or Margaret Fant 301-351-8809
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