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All Saints Episcopal Church
http://www.allsaintssunderland.ang-md.org/
Corner of MD Routes 2 and 4
P.O. Box 1692
Sunderland,
MD
20689
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410-257-6306
301-855-3056
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This church ranks as one of the finest examples of Georgian ecclesiastical architecture in Southern Maryland. An historic colonial church dating from 1692. We are a vibrant Christian community seeking to learn and live out God's will through worship, helping those less fortunate, and fellowship. The Rev. Stephanie Chase Wilson, Rector.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Oakley Road
PO Box 307
Avenue,
MD
20609
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301-769-4288
Letting the light of All Saints so shine that all who come in contact with us will see the glory of God reflected in our work and worship, and so be drawn into the community of worship which is Christ's body.
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Christ Episcopal Church
3090 Broomes Island Road
Port Republic,
MD
20676
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410-586-0565
410-586-1062
One of the original parishes of the province of Maryland, Christ Church began as a log church standing as early as 1672. The present brick church dates from 1772 and has continued as a place of worship to this day.
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Christ Episcopal Church
http://www.christepiscopalchaptico.org
Maryland Route 238 & 234
Chaptico,
MD
20621
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301-884-3451
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For over 300 years, this house of worship has served the ministry of Christ's work in the world. With roots deep into the traditions of St.Mary's County, we believe that we are called to be a community of prayer, dedicated to proclaiming a lively faith in God and service to others in the Name of Christ.
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Dent Chapel (1883)
Charlotte Hall,
MD
20622
301-884-8171
Built of granite with decorative brick belt, it is perhaps the best example of Victorian Gothic architecture in Maryland.
[ Last Updated: 02-Jun-2003 |
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Emmanuel United Methodist Church
http://www.eumchuntingtown.com/
1250 Emanuel Church Road
PO Box 484
Huntingtown,
MD
20639
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410-535-3177
FAX: 410-535-3074
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This L-shaped stone-faced church includes a heavy, squat square bell tower in the northwest corner. The tower's bell-cast pyramidal roof is topped by a ball finial. The construction of the sanctuary was completed in 1903. Lynn Glassbrook, Pastor.
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John Wesley African Methodist Episcopal Church
http://www.wicomico-shores.org/main/chapel.htm
Mechanicsville,
MD
20659
John Wesley Chapel once stood as one of the earliest African American Methodist Episcopal churches in St. Mary's County, MD. It's large number of grave sites are marked by engraved tombstones, fieldstones or depressions, south of a pile of rubble which marks the site of the chapel.
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Mount Carmel Monastery
http://www.carmelofporttobacco.com/
5678 Mount Carmel Road
La Plata,
MD
20646-3625
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301-934-1654
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The monastery was founded in 1790 by four Carmelite nuns. It was the first monastery of religious women in Colonial America. The monastery is still the active home of the discalced Carmelite Nuns of the Carmel of Port Tobacco. The Carmelite life is a call to prayer, tempered with hard work and shared community. As there is a great need in the Church for both Marys and Marthas, the Carmelite is called to be that Mary--serving the Church by prayerfully sitting at the feet of our Lord. She is the intercessor in an age that cries out for intercession.
The public is invited to visit the monastery. The grounds and the church are open to all. Mass is held daily at 7:15 a.m. in the red brick church. There is also a gift shop that is filled with religious and informational items as well as objects that are hand-crafted by several of the nuns. The nuns rely solely on the generosity of the public for their survival. The gift shop is one source of revenue for them. The shop is often not staffed and works on the honor system. So, be sure to bring plenty of small bills or you can also write a personal check.
The nuns spend most of their day sequestered so that they can tend to their primary mission of prayer and intercession. They are happy to receive prayer requests. You can use the on-line contact link or write to them at the address provided. When visiting the Monastery, you may leave items or communications for the nuns via a turnstile that is located inside the building.
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Mount Hope United Methodist Church
Dalrymple Road
Sunderland,
MD
20689
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410-257-3206
Originally built in 1860, Mt. Hope was "rebuilt" in 1923.
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Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church
14400 Solomons Island Road South
PO Box 560
Solomons,
MD
20688-0560
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410-326-3535
410-326-3171
Established in 1888, this is the oldest Catholic church and parish in Calvert County.
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