The Kalendar October 2016

HAVE YOU HEARD? OUR ANNUAL SOIREE IS GETTING A MAKEOVER!

First Annual St David's Oktoberfest Friday, October 14, 2016

6:30 until 9:30 pm

• Celebrate a new tradi on at the first annual St. David's Oktoberfest

• Enjoy a fes ve evening with fellow parishioners and Day School parents

• Indulge your palate with delicacies prepared by St David's talented chefs

• Sample a variety of brews selected by our very own beer aficionados

• Survey and Bid generously on items at our silent auc on to support our parish and school

Tickets: $35 each or 4 for $125 before October 3* extended to midnight October 5

$40 each or 4 for $150 beginning October 3 October 6

2 easy ways to purchase your ckets:

• Buy ckets online (www.stdavidsrolandpark.com) using a major credit card or a PayPal account.

(Note: you do not have to have a PayPal account to do this.)

• Send a check, payable to St. David's Church with "Oktoberfest Tkts" in the memo line, to:

St. David's Church

4700 Roland Avenue

Bal more, MD 21210

Christian Education

Sunday School began on September 18. Many thanks to our wonderful Sunday School teachers for

volunteering their time this year! If your child hasn’t been to Sunday School yet, it’s not too late! They are

welcome to join us anytime.

Where to go for Sunday School…

3 year olds through 3rd graders will gather in the Children’s Chapel for the Bible story of the day at the

beginning of each Sunday school hour. After story time, the children will be led by their teachers to their

classrooms for further exploration of the story, craft responses, and games. Class groups and room

assignments are as follows:

Preschool and Kindergarten—Day School Kindergarten Classroom

1st, 2nd and 3rd Grade—Day School Library

4th and 5th graders will meet in the Church Library from 9:00 – 9:50 a.m.

Middle School (6th through 8th Graders) will meet in the Vestry Room from 9:00 – 9:50 a.m.

Our High School class will be led by Carolyn Janowski and will meet twice a month in the Rector’s Office

from 9:00 – 9:50 a.m. Please join us!

EYC Kickoff Event—Join us on Sunday, October 9 from 5:30 to 7:30 in the Great Hall for our first EYC

event of the year. This year the EYC group will meet once or twice a month on Sunday evenings, typically

from 5:30 to 7:30. Please come and bring a friend!

Trunk-or-Treat at St. David’s on Sunday, October 30! Join us

during the Sunday School hour for a fun Trunk-or-Treat event.

Trunks filled with goodies will be set up around the building.

Sunday School classes will visit the trunks to collect candy and

treats.

We’re Celebrating a Birthday…

Did you know our pipe organ is turning 50 on October 23rd?

Come Join the Party!

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8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I

(Note: this service will take place in the Chapel of Christ the King to allow Doug and the choir some additional preparation time in the church.)

9:00 a.m. Education for all ages

10:00 a.m. Festival Service of Morning Prayer

with Special Music and Holy Communion

including Bairstow’s choral anthem “Blessed City, Heavenly Salem”

Children’s Chapel

(Children age 3 and up are invited to begin their worship this morning in the Chapel of Christ the King; they will rejoin their families in church at the exchange of the Peace.)

11:15 a.m. Fellowship in the Great Hall

with Birthday Cake, Coffee, and Tea

Music

Dear Friends,

I write this note with the music of our season-opening Evensong still ringing in my ears, including wonderful

music from as close to home as our own Composer-in-Residence, as far away as Iceland, and as ancient as a

twelfth-century chant by Hildegard von Bingen. It was a wonderful event with over eighty people in

attendance!

Though of course I’m a bit biased, I have to say I am thrilled about the musical offerings this year. On Sunday

mornings, the Choir of St. David’s will continue to provide some of the finest chamber vocal music in the

area, with repertoire drawn from throughout history and across the world. We’ll also continue an array of

volunteer musical offerings, including the St. David’s Singers, the Chorister Choir, the St. David’s Players,

and the Handbell Choir. If you’re interested in making a joyful noise, don’t be shy! Come speak with me after

a service, send me an email, or sign up online.

This year we are proud to share the music of emerging musicians with our Composer-in-Residence and

Ensemble-in-Residence programs. Our Composer-in-Residence, Michael Rickelton, will probably be known

to many of you. In addition to being a choral singer, Michael is an esteemed composer, with many awards,

performances, and commissions to his name. His choral works will be shared in liturgies throughout the year,

including a world premiere at the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.

Our 2016-2017 Ensemble-in-Residence is the Argus Quartet, a young ensemble on the rise. Just in their

fourth season, they have already appeared at Carnegie Hall, the Amsterdam Muziekgebouw, and the Banff

International String Quartet Competition. Currently the Fellowship Quartet in Residence at the Yale School of

Music, their performances at St. David’s are a limited-time offer: after they finish this year at Yale, they’ll be

headed back to the West Coast. Don’t miss their incredible performances, the first of which will be on the

October 7 First Friday Concert at 7:30 pm.

In addition to the other upcoming events in the music series—including the October Evensong and Recital,

featuring Sungpil Kim, pianist, performing music of Schubert on Sunday October 16 at 4:30 pm and a very

special concert featuring the music of my and Michael Rickelton’s composition mentor, Michael Hersch on

Friday, November 4 at 7:30 pm—this month features a very special occasion: the birthday of the St. David’s

organ! Built in in 1966 by the Casavant Brothers firm, this instrument was dedicated fifty years ago to the day

on October 23. In celebration thereof, we’ll be celebrating a choral Morning Prayer service—much like the

service that would have been celebrated fifty years ago—replete with sung canticles and a special musical

“sermon,” Edward Bairstow’s festival anthem Blessed City, Heavenly Salem, which features the organ

prominently.

As always, you can find out more about the musical offerings at St. David’s—whether the week-to-week

Sundays in Song liturgy descriptions, the concert schedule, or recordings of past performances—at the

St. David’s website, as well as the Music at St. David’s Facebook page.

I look forward to singing with you!

- Doug Buchanan

Outreach

Thank you to everyone who so graciously participated in the

“Fill a Backpack” Outreach project! The backpacks were

distributed to Hampden Pre-School and Elementary students by

the Hampden Family Center. The families were very

appreciative. The Outreach Committee

Hampden Food Bank - Yellow Bags

If you can, please take and fill a Yellow Bag next time you are in church, or pick-up one from the office

during the week (Mon - Fri, 9 am - 4pm). Please buy what you like, and check out sales as well.

Our neighbors thank you!

If you shop Amazon, please read the following:

Shoppers can select one non-profit organization to benefit from purchases made at

www.smile.amazon.com, and the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase

price from your eligible AmazonSmile purchases. The purchase price is the amount paid for

the item minus any rebates and excluding shipping & handling, gift-wrapping fees, taxes, or

service charges. Donations are made by the AmazonSmile Foundation and are not tax

deductible by you.

On your first visit to AmazonSmile (smile.amazon.com), you need to select a charitable organization to

receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin shopping. Please consider choosing Paul’s Place

or the Hampden Family Center. It will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make

at smile.amazon.com will result in a donation. To change your charity, sign in to smile.amazon.com on your

desktop or mobile phone browser and simply select “Change your Charity” in “Your Account.”

Please donate to Paul’s Place the shelves are getting empty

Remember Paul's Place this Fall! Please bring clean Fall clothes and shoes to

church or the church office for Paul’s Place! New men’s underwear, back-

packs, sleeping bags, sheets, blankets, and towels are especially needed. Please

make sure all clothing is in good condition. All items in the marketplace at

Paul's Place must reflect their motto of "dignity and respect." Thank you!

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The flowers on the altar are given to the glory of God and in loving memory of Morgan

Brainard Randrup, by Peter and Eleanor Randrup; Ben Franklin Dixon IV, by the Ayers

Family; Chase and Katherine Ridgely, and Fredrick and Elizabeth Supplee, by Katharine

R. Stierhoff; Jonathan W. Pine, Jr., by his Family; Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Orrick, Frank

C. Orrick, Jr., and John Riggs Orrick, by Martha Orrick Milot; John and Louise

Chambliss, by Peter Chambliss; Dorthea Tipper Apgar, by the Apgar Family; Mae Mallory Krulak, by

Bill Krulak; and Peter and Gertrude Chambliss, by Peter Chambliss.

A gift to the Book of Remembrance was given in loving memory of John C. Stuelpnagel, by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wetzler A gift to the Book of Remembrance was given in loving memory of M. Susan Gould, by Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger, Gladys M. Cramer, and Susan D. Rose. A gift to the Book of Remembrance was given in loving memory of Charles F. Hughes, Jr., by Robert Gordon C. Eads. A gift to the Book of Remembrance was given in loving memory of Eleanor “Ellie” Parker, by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Schaefer, Parker Flavors, Inc., and Eleanor Baker Cadwalader.

In the Parish

Kalendar Entries

Please send your entries for the

November Kalendar to

rkrowe@stdavidsrolandpark.com

By October 15, 2016

In Memoriam

“We Commend to Almighty God”

Carl Lawson

September 9, 2016

Marjorie D. “Midge” Nelson

September 19, 2016

Many of you have sent in reservations for altar flower memorials for the upcoming

program year, 2016-2017. The Flower Guild is grateful for your support, knowing

these remembrances are important to you and your family. We do have a number of

Sundays still open, however, and are hopeful more from the congregation will send

their reservation in! Long forgotten or misplaced is a letter from the Guild sent early in

the summer outlining the format for reservations. You can download the form by

going to our website (www.stdavidsrolandpark.com), clicking on the “Program” tab at the top of the page,

and selecting “Flower Guild.” Please consider re-visiting this vacation mail, and send in your support.

Thank you all for your consideration. Nettie Washburn - 410-377-7005.

The Kalendar

St. David’s Church 4700 Roland Avenue

Baltimore, Maryland 21210

STAFF

The Rev. Scott P. Bellows Rector

Roxanne C. Tedford

Director of Christian Education

and Youth Ministry

Dr. Douglas Buchanan

Director of Music Ministries

Lucy W. Zouck

Director, St. David’s Day School

Christine Naylor

Business Manager

Roxann Krowe

Office Manager

Michael D. Johnson

Building Supervisor

VESTRY

Carolyn Janowski, Senior Warden

Brad Kunhardt ‘18 Junior Warden

Stuart Smith, Treasurer

Renee Boyd ‘17, Registrar

Don Carroll ‘17

Ben Coldren ‘18

John “Cork” Corckran, Jr. ‘17

Polly Douglass ‘18

Anne Kellerman ‘19

Barbara Pilert ‘17

Viveka Ryn ‘19

Brooke Thomas ‘19

Jim Trexler ‘19

Jeffrey Witt ‘18

Contact Us

PHONE 410-467-0476 • FAX 410-467-5616 WEBSITE www.stdavidsrolandpark.com

sbellows@stdavidsrolandpark.com

dbuchanan@stdavidsrolandpark.com rtedford@stdavidsrolandpark.com stdavidsdayschool@verizon.net

rkrowe@stdavidsrolandpark.com cnaylor@stdavidsrolandpark.com

Worship Services

Sunday

8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:00 a.m. Education - All Ages

10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 5:00 p.m. Evensong (October 16)

Wednesday

12:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist with Healing

(Chapel, via Oakdale Rd. entrance)