Sunday, April 5 | 12:00 PM Celebrate the joy of Easter with your St. Mary’s friends! The Merry Men will host a special Coffee Hour immediately following our Easter Day worship.  Weather permitting, we will gather on the church lawn for Coffee Hour, but if it’s too chilly, we will move the festivities inside to the Navajo Room (located in the Parish Hall across from church). What to Expect:  For the Kids: An exciting Easter Egg Hunt! For Everyone:  Good food, refreshments, and

Adult And Youth Spirituality Sundays at 9am in the Navajo Room There will be no 9am class on either Palm Sunday or Easter Sunday. Beginning on Sunday morning April 12th, the Adult and Youth Spirituality class will consider what the Bible says about angels.  During coffee hour on April 12th, Tom Buechle will give an illustrated presentation of angels in the fine arts. Please plan to stay and see these marvelous pictures.  On April 19th, John Wickersham will speak at 9am. He wi

Deadline is THIS Sunday, March 22 If you would like to donate flowers in memory of a loved one, please complete the card in the pews and place in the offering plate or leave in the church office. The church will be decorated with beautiful flowers and the memorial names will be listed in the church bulletin. Checks may be made payable to “St. Mary’s Altar Guild” . Questions? Contact Susan Huck at sbmhuck@aol.com or 484-612-2546.

Wednesday, April 8th at 2pm at Jean Wetzel's House The next meeting of the St. Mary's Book Club takes place on Wednesday, April 8th at 2 PM at Jean Wetzel's. We will discuss the late medieval morality play by an anonymous author entitled EVERYMAN.  In May our selection is  The Knight's Tale,  the first of Chaucer's Canturbury Tales. Then in June we will read  The Last Midwife  by Sandra Dallas. Everyone is cordially invited to share in our interesting discussions, accompanied

Pancake Supper Feb 17, 6:00-7:30 PM The meal will be served in the Parish Hall across from Church. The Merry Men will be serving up Jambalaya, waffles, and delicious pancakes with sausage and fruit as we come together to enjoy a delightful meal and fellowship with our St. Mary's friends. Please also bring your palms from last year if you have them. The burning of the previous year’s palms to create ashes for Ash Wednesday is a tradition that symbolizes repentance and is a rem

On Sunday December 7th, following the 10:00am service , let’s join hands at our “Ingathering Brunch” in the Navajo Room to celebrate our 2026 Stewardship Pledge drive.  Thank you to St. Mary’s Merry Men who are hosting our celebration.  See you soon and God Bless!

A few great memories from our Fall Food Festival! Images submitted by Thomas Sean Kelleher

Tomorrow! Saturday, November 15, from 10am to 2pm - Kids Activities on the Front Lawn of St. Mary's will include a Camelot Bounce Castle, Cornhole, Ladderball, Ring Toss & Pong - Can you post the highest score in any or all events? Don't forget to throw your hat in the ring for the Lucky Ducky 50/50 Raffle! $5 to adopt a ducky, or $20 for 5 chances to win! Will you pick the winning ducky? Fr. Conor will blindly pick the Lucky Ducky at 1:30 pm so pick your ducky by then!

First time at our Food Festival? Here's a map guide showing the main features!

The Merry Men are serving breakfast this Sunday, Nov 2, 8:15-9:30am in the Navajo Room, which is located in the Parish Hall across from Church. Please come enjoy a delightful light breakfast and fellowship with your St. Mary's friends before worship. Hope to see you there!

After the 10:00am service at Coffee Hour, Beth Tyson will be set up in the Navajo Room to help you adopt a ducky! She will also have a booth in the Fr. Greene Room throughout the festival. Every ducky has a number on the bottom, you pick your Duck(s) then Beth will take your name, $5 for each ducky or $20 for 5 duckies, and a phone number - so you do not need to be present at the drawing. On the day of the Festival, the Rector will blindly select a single Lucky Ducky at 1:30

Have you decided what you will bring to the Fall Food Festival on Saturday, November 15? The casserole you always bring to pot luck suppers?  The cookies you are famous for? Have you signed up on the volunteer sheet? Food containers and recipe cards are available in the Navajo Room. Fresh or frozen casseroles are needed in a variety of sizes.  We need your help!  Can’t cook? No problem----sign up to monitor the bouncy house or help with clean up. This is the WOSM’s yearly fun

Bavarian Feast Dinner Saturday, October 18 at 6pm 25$/plate, BYOB, RSVP Required Join us for an evening celebrating German culture and food with a hearty 3-course meal lovingly prepared by Parishioners. Festivities will include music by Monica Ziglar and Gordon Turk, a German grace by Ellen Buerklin, Oktoberfest Trivia and a few communal growlers of Bald Birds Brewing special Marzen batch "Octo-Bird Fest" beer.  Contact Jean Wetzel  with any questions or to make a reservation

The next meeting of the book club will take place on Wednesday, November 12 at Ellen's Buerklin's house. We will discuss Sir Arthur Conon Doyle's famous novel, The Hound of the Baskervilles. In December at Erlis Wickersham's house we will consider A Connecticut