We welcome our Guest Priest The Rev. Paul DeWitt Reid The Rev. Paul DeWitt Reid is recently retired as Rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Elkins Park. He was educated at Penn State and at University of Edinburgh in Scotland and received his Master of Divinity degree with honors from Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He was ordained a Priest at St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley in 2009. Prior to that he had a twenty-year career in Information Technology

As we head into summer, we ask that you keep your 2026 pledge current. St. Mary's is blessed to have your help with the church's expenses throughout the year. If you have questions about where you stand with your pledge, contact our Parish Administrator, Nicole Marie. Non pledge gifts are also always welcome! Thank you!

SO MANY APPETIZERS... SO LITTLE TIME! Are you coming to the WOSM appetizer party on Thursday, June 25, following the noon Healing Service??? Men are welcome too. Linda Noll is hosting (390 General Washington Road, Wayne); she will provide the drinks and dessert. Bring a favorite appetizer to share. There's a sign up sheet on the bulletin board outside of the Father Greene Room or call or email Linda at 610-331-7935 or lindanoll390@gmail.com KEEP YOUR CALENDAR OUT!! On Thursd

THIS SUNDAY we welcome our Guest Priest The Rev. Allen M.Wakabayashi Father Allen is the Episcopal Chaplain at Princeton University. He has served in this role for 8 years. He also serves as Province Representative for Young Adult Campus Ministries in Province 2 (mostly NY and NJ). Father Allen was born and raised in Chicago. He and his wife Diane share their home with two Welsh Corgis, Auggie and Rhema. In his free time, Father Allen loves to go bass fishing in his kayak in

As summer approaches and the school year comes to a close, we invite you to help support local families with kid-friendly pantry items and easy-to-prepare lunch foods for children home from school. All donations are welcome, including canned pasta, PB&J, granola bars, fruit cups, soups, and other easy summer meal items. Donations may be dropped off at the church, or you can support the pantry by visiting our Little Free Pantry Amazon Gift List here, which has been updated wi

June 7th during coffee hour You are invited to a special coffee hour on June 7th to hear about our refugees and learn how you can help. St. Mary’s has historically supported refugees, most recently several from Afghanistan. Thirteen of which are now self-sufficient, and two more are still working towards that goal. Please join us on June 7th after Church when Rena Counsellor will give us an update and ask for some continued support.

April 5 - The Sunday of the Resurrection EASTER DAY 7:45 am Holy Eucharist Rite I 10:00 am Holy Eucharist Rite II with Healing Ministers available during Communion in the Lady Chapel

This Sunday is the last day to view and purchase any of Timothy O'Donovan's original works from the show on display in the Navajo Room. Prints and greeting cards can still be viewed or purchased online through the Center for Creative Works website: www.centerforcreativeworks.org/shop/

A critically acclaimed concert organist, Gordon Turk has performed throughout the US, Europe, Russia, Ukraine and Japan. He has performed in churches, cathedrals, universities, and concert halls throughout the US

St. Mary’s Little Free Pantry Donations Help us fill the Little Free Pantry as we tap into the excitement of the Super Bowl!We invite you to bring non-perishable food items to church on Sunday, February 1 or Sunday, February 8. All donations help make a positive impact in our community by supporting neighbors in need. Plus, have some fun by “voting” for the team you think will win with your food donations!Thank you for your support as we Tackle Hunger together.

The Data Forest If you missed the air times last week of The Data Forest you may view the interview with Dr. Gordon Turk by clicking here: https://www.thirteen.org/programs/state-of-the-arts/organist-gordon-turk-my-ocean-grove-summer-job-bihgjh/

The Women of St. Mary’s have shared a portion of the profits from the Fall Food Festival with the following organizations: Family Promise of the Main Line Father Conor (for his Discretionary Fund) The Home of the Sparrow The House in Phoenixville Phoenixville Free Clinic The Seamen's Church Institute St. Mary's Little Free Pantry The Women's Resource Center Thank you all for your purchases, participation and contributions!

A couple pictures from our vibrant Christmas Pageant

Share what you can, take what you need! Olive oil, soups, pasta, storage/sandwich bags, and soap have been requested by visitors to the pantry. St. Mary’s Little Free Pantry is dedicated to combating hunger and nurturing our community. Anyone can support this effort by donating nonperishable items like oatmeal, cereal, cake mix, pancake mix, fruit bars, granola bars, canned fruit, and peanut butter. You can place donations directly into the pantry (on the corner of Lancaste

December 14th, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm “Kaleidoscope" Art Showcase of Select Art Pieces by Timothy M. O'Donovan in the Navajo Room of the Parish House with Coffee Hour Refreshments of Olde Noelle Christmas served until noon by Andrew Clifford. Prints and Originals will be available for purchase.

Scout Troop 284 will have a table for selling wreaths at Coffee Hour after the service THIS SUNDAY! Parishioner Penelope Busch and one of her fellow scouts will be selling 24 inch wreaths for $27 each. Sales will support scout troop activities and summer camp/Philmont.

“But since you excel in everything-in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in complete earnestness and in the love, we have kindled in you-see that you also excel in this grace of giving.” -2 Corinthians 8:7 Thank you, Anthony Chase for sharing that you ride your bike 15 miles two times a week to come to St. Mary’s and that the church has had such an important impact on your life! St. Mary’s is blessed to have you! It has been a gift that so many St. Mary’s parishioners have sha