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1 October 2008 " ), - #. ) " #$% / &&'( % "#$%&'## # 5 #()* 0) 12% #0 The monthly newsletter of Trinity Episcopal Church 120 Allegheny Avenue, Towson, MD Phone ; Fax Church: trinityepiscopal@comcast.net Editor: SandyHibbs@aol.com Web Page: Rector:... The Rev. James C. Ransom jamescransom@comcast.net Assistant to the Rector:The Rev. Joseph M. Rushton revjmrushton@comcast.net Organist:... Warren Glock Christian Formation Director:... Kathleen Capcara Parish Secretary:... Ann Eder Newsletter Editor:... Sandra Hibbs 3 4 %$ )# ) 6 7# * 8) "# $ 9

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6 Assisting Clergy: Two dozen Although Trinity has had only 6 rectors from 1858 to date, we have experienced a rich variety of others, mostly since World War II. These worthies are called variously assistant rectors, curates, or, in three cases, vicars. They are hired by the rector with the support of the Vestry (who arrange for their compensation) and the approval of the Bishop of Maryland. Most of them have gone on to useful careers elsewhere in the Episcopal Church. Here is a roster of the reverend ladies and gentlemen who have helped make this parish work, with brief notes about other positions they have held, particularly the Maryland ones. 1903: Hugh W. S. Powers, son of the 2 nd rector, who went to St. Paul s, Baltimore, for a few years and then became the founding father of Holy Nativity on Garrison Avenue from 1917 to John Jackson, also served at St. Paul s and then elsewhere, becoming the Bishop of Louisiana from 1940 to Wesley Adams, rector of Nativity, Baltimore, William O. Smith, vicar of Good Shepherd, Ruxton, then rector until He also served part-time at Trinity until Blake Hammond. He went to Easton and became rector of Wicomico Parish until John Norman Hill, who was rector of Epiphany, Govans until it moved to Timonium, and also served St. Alban s, Glen Burnie John Baden. He served as rector of St. James Monkton ; he became the Bishop Suffragan of Virginia from Harry Zinzer, then to Grace and St. Peter s before moving away. He served at Advent Church, Baltimore from , then went to the Diocese of Atlanta Edward M. Green, who later served in New England and New York Ronald Albaugh, who later served as rector of St. Thomas Hancock from P. Kingsley Smith [nothing much happened to him after that] Charles E Danner, assistant; vicar at Holy Comforter

7 Charles E Danner, assistant; vicar at Holy Comforter Edward LeCarpentier; he moved to North Carolina as a pastoral counselor Joseph T. Webb; senior vicar of Holy Comforter He has retired to Williamsburg, VA Edwin F. Gulick, then Grace, Elkridge; he become the Bishop of Kentucky in Arthur Lillicropp, who became rector of St. John s, Mt Washington. He now lives in California W. Taylor Moore, who served in Virginia and Ohio and is rector of St. Peter s, Oxford, Mississippi Rebecca W. Dinan, sponsored by Trinity; served as chaplain of Goucher and is now retired in Maine R. Bolling Bryant; he became rector of St. Paul s, Poplar Springs. He moved to Virginia and has recently left the Episcopal Church Beverly Davis Braine. After her and Bud s adoption of two daughters she served part-time in several parishes and as rector of Immanuel, Glencoe. They live in Monkton J. Christopher Peiper. He was rector of St. Christopher s, Linthicum, until his untimely death in Frieda Malcolm. She then became rector of St. Alban s, Salisbury Adrien Dawson, becoming rector of St. Mark s, Pikesville Joseph Rushton. AND: the? That s for W. Scott Broadbent, who retired from All Saints Reisterstown, in 1970 to become our part-time priest and guardian angel until Besides Ms Dinan, Trinity has sponsored William Fallowfield, Joshua Iroegbu, and Gregg Morris for ministry. Dr. Hoff had sponsored at least 5 other men in his time, including Charles Wesley Brooks, son of our sexton; he served at St. Philip s, Annapolis and was rector of St. Mark s, Birmingham, Alabama until his death in from Kingsley Smith, fifth Rector

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11 @& : 8 " # $%##$$## "&# $'$(') * "," # << $02 <03&"64));;)3 R 26/ 24/ 2 )/(* Church Club Dinner The annual fall dinner of the Church Club will be on Wednesday, October 22, at Church of the Redeemer, 5603 North Charles Street, Baltimore, beginning with a social hour at 6:00 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. The speaker will be Tom Hall, Music Director of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society. His talk is titled For God s Sake: What Great Music Says About What We Believe. Tom Hall has been Music Director of the Choral Arts Society since Before that, he served 10 years as Chorus Master of the Baltimore Opera Company. He is the Past President of Chorus America and has been a guest conductor at many events in the United States and Europe. Founded in 1898, the Church Club is a social organization of the laity which gathers twice a year in a spirit of Christian hospitality for a delicious dinner, program, and relaxed fellowship. Any baptized lay member of an Episcopal Church in this diocese is eligible for membership. To obtain an application for membership, talk to Dick Patterson, Bill Hall or Ann Eder. Anyone can attend the dinner without joining the Church Club. Guest dinner reservations are $32.50 each; members dinners are included in their annual dues of $ The deadline for reservations for the fall dinner is October 15. Send your checks and/or applications to the Church Club, Trinity Church, 120 Allegheny Avenue, Towson MD from Ann Eder

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15 1 7:30p.m. - Bible Class 2 Noon Eucharist/Healing Newsletter deadline 7 10:00a.m. - morning prayer ucharist et Blessing ucharist Surprise Shop Re-Opens its doors for business 7:30p.m. - Faith & Service Task Group 10:30a.m. Bible class 5:30 - family choir 6:30p.m. - Open Door Task Group 7:30p.m. - Bible Class Noon - Eucharist/Healing Vestry Retreat Vestry R Eucharist Eucharist - Education - Eucharist :00a.m. - morning prayer 10:30a.m. Bible class 5:30 - family choir 7:00p.m. - Finances Action Group 15 7:30p.m. - Bible Class 16 Noon Eucharist/Healing Eucharist Clergy Conference Clergy Conference 7:30p.m. - Bible class Noon 7:30p.m. Eucharist 5:30p.m. - family choir Eucharist/Healing Maryland - Education - Eucharist 7:00p.m. - Building & Nurturing Task Group Boychoir Eucharist Eucharist - Education - Eucharist 7:00p.m. - Vestry 10:00a.m. - morning prayer 10:30a.m. - Bible class 5:30p.m. - family choir 7:30p.m. - Bible Class Noon Eucharist/Healing 6:00p.m. - Investments Action Group

16 = 920. = & 2&##> 1&##> &##> &##> $&##F< & Services At Trinity Church $&;> Trinity Episcopal Children s Center A Day Care and Pre-School Named Best in Towson Serving Children 2 years to 5 years old From 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, all year Enroll now. Call The Trinity Times November newsletter deadline will be October 6 Share the good news about Trinity people, programs and events. Leave news in the church office or articles to sandyhibbs@aol.com Trinity Church 120 Allegheny Avenue Towson, Maryland Address Service Requested Time Dated Material Non-Profit Org. U. S. Postage PAID Baltimore, MD Permit No. 351 Trinity s Mission Trinity Episcopal Church is an inclusive and caring Christ-centered community nurtured by our worship and tradition. We ask God to strengthen and guide us as we live out our mission to welcome and celebrate the diversity of all people through spiritual education, growth in faith, and service in Christ s Name.