Tornado Relief

Episcopal Relief and Development is responding to Moore, OK, Granbury,TX, and other areas affected by the 2013 tornado season. Click here to read how the Episcopal Church is responding to those in need and how you can support these efforts.  Contributions to the Tornado Response Fund will assist dioceses responding to recent disasters, and donations to the Global Needs Fund will help sustain vital year-round preparedness and response work in the US and around the world.  Gifts can be made online at www.episcopalrelief.org, by calling 1.855.312.HEAL (4325) or by mailing a check to Episcopal Relief & Development, PO Box 7058, Merrifield, VA 22116-7058.

Art with Us: The Gallery@EECBaltimore

Now thru the end of May, Art with Us is proud to exhibit Stray, an exciting show by a group of very talented freshman from  MICA. The artists have all incorporated repurposed objects into their artwork and the results are surprising, provocative, and beautiful. The gallery is open by appointment Monday thru Friday, 10am to 3pm. To schedule a viewing, call John Bowen at 410.685.1130.

 

 

 

Our noontime concert series continues on May 29th with David Christopher and Brassivity performing music for organ and brass quintet. To hear an example of Brassivity playing without organ, click the video below. These noontime concerts are designed specifically for people who only have a brief window of time for lunch. The music lasts about 30 minutes and the food is ready and waiting for you right at the venue. Free Music. Free Food. Free Fun. The perfect midweek respite.

PARKING AT EMMANUEL is available in the PMI lot directly behind the church (enter the lot off Charles or Read Streets). On Sundays, visitors to Emmanuel may park in this lot for free until 1pm simply by displaying the Emmanuel Parking Pass (available in the entryway of the church) on their dash. Outside of Sunday mornings, the fees for this lot vary depending on day and time. Street parking, both metered and unmetered, is often available throughout the neighborhood, particularly on Sunday mornings.