Happy Easter! Let us Sing a New Song!

THE CHURCH TOWER The Second Presbyterian Church of Baltimore

Connecting Christ & Community Newsletter of the Second Presbyterian Church of Baltimore · Volume 61 · Number 4 · May/June 2014

C an you finish the lines of these hymns?

• Then sings my soul, my Savior, God, to Thee,…

• God of the sparrow, God of ...

• Lift high...

• Here I am, Lord. Is it I, Lord?...

When asked, many Presbyterians know not just the

following word of the lyrics, but a whole series of

phrases. What is so remarkable about this? All five

of the hymns in question were unfamiliar to

Presbyterian congregations when the “new blue”

hymnal appeared in 1990. Had churches never

adopted that resource, these songs—and many

others just as meaningful and memorable— would

have remained outside the shared worship life of

PC(USA) congregations.

Instead, within a matter of a relatively few years,

those once “new” songs became “old” favorites.

You may or may not be aware of this, but a new

Presbyterian Hymnal has been in the works for

some time now. It is a remarkable collection of

hymns, readings and liturgies, reminding us of

God’s presence with people of faith of ages past

and God’s people today, charging us to praise God,

to join with God in our work in this world, and to

look to a new day when the promises of God will

be fulfilled.

Our Worship, Music and Sacraments Council has

reviewed “Glory to God, The Presbyterian

Hymnal” and has fully endorsed our purchase for

the congregation —the traditional bound books for

the sanctuary and the new digital version, for the

screens

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Happy Easter! Let us Sing a New Song! New Hymnal Facts…

The new Presbyterian hymnal, Glory to God, contains the following:

More than 800 hymns, psalms, and spiritual songs (compared to 600 in the blue 1990 hymnal we use now)

Approximately 50% of hymns will be from the 1990 hymnal, while the rest will come from older Presbyterian hymnals, other denominational songbooks, and individual authors and composers.

A musical setting of almost every Sunday lectionary psalm.

Music from six different continents

Music covering all major historical and sacred genres, including approximately thirty-five African American and gospel hymns (“Soon and Very Soon,” “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,” among others).

Worship aids and printed liturgies for Sunday services (including Baptism and Lord’s Supper) and services for daily prayer. Orders of service will include congregational responses, prayers, and creeds.

You may view the complete list of contents of the hymnals at www.presbyterianhymnal.org.

http://www.presbyterianhymnal.org

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THE CHURCH TOWER · A NEWSLETTER OF THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BALTIMORE

The Rev. Dr. Tom Blair

Pastor

The Rev. Jenn DiFrancesco Associate Pastor

Joyce Zimmerman Pastoral Assistant

Cecilia Amaral, MS Pastoral Counselor

Philip Olsen

Director of Music

Liz Sesler-Beckman Associate Director of Music

Beau Lochte

Handbell Choir Director

Catharine Victorson Office Administrator

Caroline Mapp

Bookkeeper

Julie Evans Communications Coordinator

Rob Brown

Facilities Manager

Ivan Baylor Sexton

Second Presbyterian Church

4200 St. Paul Street Baltimore, MD 21218 Phone: 410.467.4210

Fax: 410.467.4287 E-mail:

[email protected]

in the chapel so that we can actually display the music as well as the lyrics.

Like our parents, grandparents, and great- grandparents who lived to see

the arrival of new hymnals in 1990, 1975, 1955, 1933, and on back into

historical memory, we can await this new opportunity with eagerness and

confidence.

We can do so because we firmly believe, to cite our Brief Statement of

Faith, that “the same Spirit who inspired the prophets and apostles”

continues to “rule our life and faith.” Or, to borrow words from the closing

stanza of the hymn “To Abraham and Sarah (I Will Be Your God)” by

Judith A. Fetter that is “new” to Glory to God (2013) but promises—God

willing—to be among those we will sing for years to come:

We of this generation on whom God’s hand is laid can journey to the

future secure and unafraid, rejoicing in God’s goodness and trusting in

this word, “That you shall be my people and I will be your God.”

Soon after this decision was made, some very thoughtful and generous

members offered to fund the lion’s share of the new hymnals,

approximately 250 of them, which allows for a unique opportunity for our

congregation.

New Hymnals will be available for purchase for $25.00, ($5.00 more than

their cost to us), with the extra amount designated for a very special

purpose ...

Through the purchase of the

“Glory to God” hymnals, a special

Weekday Concert Series Event for

Children will be funded, inviting

elementary school children from

nearby schools to enjoy a fun,

musical-filled program, designed

by a collaborative group of creative

and talented members and friends

of Second Church.

To purchase the new hymnals, you may fill in the form on the back of the

newsletter and mail it in with your check, or fill in the form online at

www.secondpresby.org/new-hymnals/. You will be able to dedicate your

hymnals in honor of/ in memory of those whom you wish.

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May Sermon

MAY 25

Sixth Sunday of Easter

Acts 17:22-31

“Idol Behavior”


June Sermons

JUNE 1

Seventh Sunday of Easter

Acts 1:6-14

“Leaving & Staying”


JUNE 8

Pentecost

(Single Service at 10 am)

Acts 2:1-14

“Thirsting for Spirit”


Summer Worship Begins

10 am in the sanctuary

JUNE 15

Trinity Sunday

Galatians 5:22, 23, 25

“The Gift of ‘Agape’ Love…”


JUNE 22

12th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Luke 15:7

“The Gift of Joy”


JUNE 29

13th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Numbers 6:26

“The Gift of Peace”


SUMMER 2014 WORSHIP

@ SECOND

“Grace in the Grit” - Fruits of the Spirit for Daily Living -

Our summer worship services for 2014, beginning Sunday, June 15, will be at 10 AM in the Sanctuary. Each Sunday’s

theme will come as one of the “Gifts of the Spirit”, as outlined by the Apostle Paul.

Now concerning spiritual gifts, brothers and sisters, I do not want you to be uninformed. Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of services, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of activities, but it is the same God who activates all of them in everyone. 1 Corinthians 12:4-6 The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. There is no law against such things. If we live by the Spirit, let us also be guided by the Spirit. Galatians 5:22, 23, 25

Included in each of our worship services will be a brief time for us to

explore, in a time of “holy listening”, how it is that we have experienced

one of these gifts in our lives; a time for us to notice the extraordinary

graces that God shares with us that we all too often dismiss; hidden gems

in our lives we all too often fail to notice.

Each summer Sunday we will join in exploring God’s gifts for us, as

individuals and as members of the Body of Christ together, in the Church.

Our newest members of Second Presbyterian—our Confirmands: Thomas

Murphy, Sophie Elisseeff, Grace Felder, Jack Payne, Sarah Walsh, Matt Kleiser

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Mission Day 2014

Heartfelt thanks from the Mission Council to all who participated in April's Mission Day activities. April 26

brought sunny weather for planting seeds at First Fruits Farm and flowers at the McKim Center. With

contributions from the congregation, trail-mixers assembled almost 500 bags of healthy snacks in Smith Hall

for Baltimore's hungry and homeless. Our leaders were Wendell Leimbach, Anne Perry, Sue Leber, and

Andrew Birmingham. Watch for photos of God at work on our bulletin boards near the Westcott entrance!

~Barbara Newbauer

Holy Listening Update During our Holy Listening exercises in the fall, we

asked “What is the one thing that we could do together

at Second Presbyterian Church that would make me

say that ‘I’m IN?’” One of the things we heard was a

strong interest from the congregation in exploring ways

that we could collectively engage with our

community. The needs of Baltimore’s homeless

population and its at-risk youth were two concerns

mentioned by many people who participated this

exercise.

For the past few months, members of the

congregation have been researching these topics and

sharing what they have learned during education

sessions with interested members of the

congregation. Many thanks to all those who attended

these sessions and responded to the bulletin surveys

because your feedback is an important part of this

process. Over the next few weeks, these teams will be

finalizing their recommendations about opportunities

for members of our congregation to become involved

in targeted projects with our community. Please stay

tuned! ~Gay Shackelford

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Remembering World War I

T his summer marks the 100th anniversary of the

assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the

heir to the Austro-Hungarian empire, by a Serbian

nationalist. It’s hard to imagine that this single event

launched the war they called “The Great War” or

“The War to End All Wars.” Of course the reasons

for the war were more complicated, and we know all

too well it didn’t end all wars. What we now call

World War I ushered in what arguably became the

world’s bloodiest century.

It seems appropriate that we commemorate the

centennial date and honor the lives of the millions

who perished. Perhaps we should also consider the

repercussions of that terrible war that continue to

affect us today in the Middle East, particularly, in

Iraq, and the ongoing Israeli/Palestinian conflict

(though not in the space of this article).

At the back of our sanctuary there is a

plaque dedicated to those from Second

Church who served in the war. You’ve

probably walked by it many times

without taking notice. Of the 37 names

on the list, only one lost his life — Pvt.

Carl A. Brandt who died in the Alsace

region of France on October 2, 1918

(just six weeks before the end of the

war on November 11, 1918).

Looking at the list of names, there are probably few,

if any, that are known to current members of the

congregation. The very last American veteran of

World War I died in 2011 at the age of 110, and most

of the men on this list probably passed away long

before that. However, there is at least one familiar

name— Harry Silverwood.

Harry Silverwood Sr. was the father of current

member Harry Silverwood, Jr. and grandfather of

Scott Silverwood, our clerk of session. He served in

World War I as an ambulance driver in the Medical

Corps, although he never was posted outside of the

United States since the U.S. entered the war

relatively late in June 1917. He was assigned to the

Monmouth Park Racecourse (renamed Fort

Monmouth in August 1925) for training. ~ Julie Evans

Harry Silverwood, Sr. (right) training for WWI in New Jersey

Pvt. Carl A. Brandt

WWI Memorial Plaque in the Second Presbyterian Sanctuary

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Church Family News

We welcomed these new members:

Confirmation Class- May 10, 2014

Sophie Elisseeff Thomas Murphy

Grace Felder Jack Payne

Matthew Kleiser Sarah Walsh

We celebrated the birth of:

Tanaaya Sarah Abraham on April

2, 2014. Tanaaya is the daughter of

Abraham Kandathil and Tabita Abraham

and the sister of Trishelle Abraham.

William Lutes Birmingham on

April 11, 2014. William is the son of

Andrew and Sally Birmingham and the

brother of Jacob.

We extend our Christian love and

sympathy to the family and friends of:

Richard Healy, who died March

24, 2014. Richard was the husband of

Dr. Marilyn Bennett Healy and the

father of Charlotte and Rosemarie

Healy.

Constance K. Rand, who died at

age 97 on April 21, 2014. Connie was an

active member for many years. She sang

in the choir, was a leader in the

Women’s Association, and was one of

our first female elders.

Second Church Small

Groups

Prayer Shawl Ministry Wednesday, May 28, 7:00 p.m.

The next meeting of the Prayer

Shawl Ministry is on Wednesday, May

28, at the home of Frauke

Davidsen. PLEASE NOTE: starting

time is 7:00 PM (new earlier time).

Frauke lives at 5812 Pimlico Road,

Baltimore. Contact her at 410-367-1971

or [email protected]. Please let her

know if you can come. At least three

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May & June Birthdays MAY 2nd

Jaye Crooks

William Russell

3rd

Kolby Brown

Mason Figler

Laura Hobbins

Charles Russell

4th

Sam Scott

5th

Jacob Birming-

ham

6th

Chris Allison

Alex Brown

Beth Schminke

7th

Marjorie Bookout

Todd Ruppert

Gay Shackelford

9th

Shana Ward

10th

Sallie Miller

Chris Silverwood

Krissie Verbic

12th

Juli Callahan

Janet Marquardt

Aimee Smith

13th

Michael Beckman

14th

Deborah Scott

16th

Nick Cornelisse

Carly Troyer

18th

Ellen Bernard

Cali Dudek

Michele Karr

Amy Mullins

19th

Nicolee Ambrose

Brink Van Horn

Taylor Van Horn

20th

Graham Duncan

22nd

Zilani Hess-Mutinda

David Stoll

Michael Stueck

24th

Ann Hessel-

bacher

Olivia Verbic

25th

Ken Simmons

Meg Watkins

26th

Gregory Al-

spaugh

27th

James Murphy

29th

Nicholas Banister

Melanie Cornel-

isse

30th

Nancy Wright

31st

Jackie Boesel

June 1st

Rick Barton

Jeffrey Mayer

2nd

Bridget Brown

Wyatt Brown

John Russell

Bob Snyder, Jr.

3rd

Laura Brown

Kenny Brown

Joe Navaleza Jr.

4th

Tom Barth

Bob Hurd

5th

Jackie Blair

Dottie Girard

Benjamin Stallings

6th

Lucas Murano

Robert Singleton

7th

Henry Strand

8th

Nancy Holder

Jamie Wyskeil

9th

Yong Hi Moon

Amanda Rosenberg

11th

Jackson Brant

Alexandra Dineen

Steve Skeen

13th

Blake Miller

Heather Warnack

14th

Elizabeth Pool

Joshua Hay

15th

Cindy Mead

16th

Nancy Furtaw

Marta Karpovich

19th

Caleb Callahan

Mary Lou Ross

20th

Kay Brillinger

Mary Nickerson

21st

Peyton Smith

22nd

Sally Johnston

Harrison Vincent

23rd

Sam Jett

Stuart Russell

24th

John Duer

25th

Bill Middelton

Nancy Railton

26th

Lori Southworth

27th

Charlie Garliss

28th

Tracy Philips

30th

Rebecca Ferrell

Eugene Haupt

Eli Mutinda

Tim Schaap

John Sheldon

mailto:[email protected]

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May/June 2014

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

May 18 Final Day of Sunday School Youth-led Worship 9 am —Chapel Children’s Music 9:45 am Sunday School 10:15 am Worship 11:15 am—Sanctuary

19 Candlelighters 5:30 pm AA 8 pm

20 Tuesdays at Ten Bible Study 10 am Session 7 pm

21 Handbell Choir 7 pm

22 Yoga 7 pm Choir Rehearsal 8 pm

23 Tapas, Talk & Theology 7 pm

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25 2nd@9 Worship—Chapel Worship 11:15 am—Sanctuary

26 Memorial Day

Church office closed AA 8 pm

27 Tuesdays at Ten Bible Study 10 am Deacons 7 pm Session Listening Training 7 pm

28 Staff Meeting 9:30 am Handbell Choir 7 pm Prayer Shawl Ministry 7 pm Summer Worship Planning 7 pm– Manse

29 Yoga 7 pm

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June 1 2nd@9 Worship—Chapel Worship 11:15 am—Sanctuary Worship Committee 12:15 pm Community Concerts@ Second 7:30 pm

2 AA 8 pm

3 Tuesdays at Ten Bible Study 10 am

4 Council Night 7 pm Handbell Choir 7 pm

5 Helping Hands 9 am Yoga 7 pm Choir Rehearsal 8 pm


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8 Pentecost

Single Worship Service 10 am in the Sanctuary Youth Year End Party 1 pm

9 Personnel 7 pm AA 8 pm

10 Tuesdays at Ten Bible Study 10 am Trustees 7 pm

11 Men’s Bible Study 7am Staff Meeting 9:30 am

12 Yoga 7 pm

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15 Summer Worship Schedule Begins

Worship 10 am– Sanctuary

16 AA 8 pm

17 Tuesdays at Ten Bible Study 10 am Session 7 pm

18 19 Yoga 7 pm


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22 Worship 10 am– Sanctuary

23 AA 8 pm

24 Tuesdays at Ten Bible Study 10 am Deacons 7 pm

25 Staff Meeting 9:30 am

26 Yoga 7 pm

27 28

29 Worship 10 am– Sanctuary

30 AA 8 pm

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new shawls are “almost finished.” Join in the

fun! Everyone is welcome – beginners and

experienced alike. We knit shawls, chemo caps,

baby blankets and soft wraps to send comfort and

love and prayers where they are needed the most.

Tuesdays at Ten—Seminar Room Please travel with us as we go (via video) to

what remains of the ancient sites of the churches

in Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea –

four of the seven cities that received the messages

from Christ that have been recorded in the book of

Revelation. As we continue the DVD Bible

study, “The Seven Churches of Revelation,” we’ll

be taking a closer look into the struggles of these

New Testament churches and how their

experiences are just as apparent in churches today.

Come, participate in related discussions and also

enjoy being a part of the Christian fellowship

always present when we meet.

For more information, please contact Gene

Haupt at 410.366.7599 or [email protected].

Tapas, Talk & Theology:

Study on the Gospel of John June 6 & 20, 7 pm

In June, Tapas, Talk and Theology will finish

the Bible study based on "Jesus Be the Center"

constructed by Rev. Eunice McGarrahan. It is

based on The French Confession, authored

principally by John Calvin in 1559.

The study begins with a light supper followed

by discussion. Anyone interested in this study

course is encouraged to attend and can contact

Becky Ferrell at [email protected] for the

location.

Men’s Bible Study Wednesday, June 11, 7 am, Westcott Room

All men are invited to join our Men’s Bible Study

at Second Presbyterian Church. We will conclude

our discussion of Genesis in June with Jacob

going to Bethel. We meet on the second

Wednesday of each month. Please direct inquiries

to the Rev. Dr. Tom Blair at

[email protected].

(Continued from page 6) Session Highlights Stated Session Meeting

April 15, 2014

M oderator Rev. Thomas Blair opened the April

Stated Session at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, April 15

and led the opening worship based on John 12:20-26.

He focused on the image of self-sacrifice: "Very truly, I

tell you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and

dies, it remains just a single grain; but if it dies, it bears

much fruit." Elders read portions from chapter one,

“The Practice of Radical Hospitality,” from Five

Practices of Fruitful Congregations and reflected on its

meaning.

Elder Jim Kucher, who is heading up the Internal

Listening Campaign, introduced Rev. Kate Foster

Connors of The Center: Where Compassion Meets

Justice, a program of the Baltimore Presbytery, to the

Session meeting to instruct elders on how to address

congregational renewal. As a result of the listening

group sessions that took place, many church members

suggested that they would like attention drawn to

"building a better congregation." Priorities include a

desire to build membership, create fellowship

opportunities, involve our youth, improve existing

programs, refine our attitudes toward outreach,

capitalize on our music programs, and expand our work

with the elderly and provide transportation for them.

Rev. Foster Connors encouraged elders to be trained to

listen to the 72 members who responded to the listening

session to determine how they can carry out

congregational renewal. Elders felt strongly that they

need to undertake this listening process to re-engage

members in keeping with their practice of “radical

hospitality.” As such, elders unanimously approved a

motion that Session undergo training for listening

sessions and share the responsibility to reach out to

those who responded to the listening sessions.

In other matters, a dinner is being planned for the fall as

a general stewardship event and reinvigoration of the

Legacy Society. Rev. Blair and Rev. DiFrancesco

shared concerns about those in declining health,

undergoing surgery, and are retiring. Rev. Blair closed

the meeting with the Lord’s Prayer.

Heather Warnack and Scott Silverwood for the Session



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Vacation Bible School

July 21—July 25, 2014 9 am—12 pm*

Wow! Grab a hammer, find a paintbrush, and put on your

creative thinking cap!

At the Workshop of Wonders (WOW) vacation Bible school, kids will imagine and

build with God!

Open to 3 year olds—5th grade $25 registration-walk in registration: $30

*Before care available at 8 am $10/week per child

And extended care available until 6 pm

1 child= $185/week; 2 children= $345/week; each additional child $100/week. (Please provide a lunch

for your child.)

New Location University Baptist Church

3501 N. Charles Street, Baltimore MD 21218

Sponsored by the Churches of Charles: Cathedral Church of the Incarnation

First English Lutheran Church Second Presbyterian Church

SS. Philip & James Catholic Church University Baptist Church

Register online: www.secondpresby.org/vacation-bible-school/

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Meet people from the Bible who used what they had to produce something amazing with God. Use your heart, mind and imagination to participate in the creative life of God, the one who works wonders.

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“A Meditation of My Heart” By Connie Rand*

I’m having a “grand and glorious” time While trying to tell you these thoughts of mine, Describing the wonderful place we come To worship and study, and “visit some, Here at Second Church among friends We examine together the latest trends In teaching “The Word” and learning the facts Of Presbyterian Order and Acts. Here fine traditions are followed, too, With past historical roots in view. We’re sometimes aware of a moment when The strength of the faithful, collective “Amen” Of the silent worshippers gone before Leaves a promise of many more To sing, to pray, to carry on Traditions and changes in word and song That constantly happen as time slips by No matter how much we balk, and try To keep things as they “used to be,” Finding scant reason to agree. But, In this hallowed, caring place, God’s house which can its story trace Through the past two-hundred years, This place of joy—also of tears, This congregation great and strong To which we’re honored to belong, Will stand and welcome everyone Who comes to join the growing throng Of God’s own people here together Bound in love to last forever.

June, 2003

*Connie Rand, who was an active member at Second

for many years, passed away at the age of 97 on April

21, 2014. She sang in the choir, was a leader in the

Women’s Association, and was one of our first

female elders. Connie also enjoyed composing light

verse, and wrote this poem for Second’s bicentennial.

Chamber Music by Candlelight

June 1, 7:30pm

ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT ALONE

*WORLD PREMIERE

Brian Prechtl (b. 1962)

QUATRE MADRIGAUX

Bohuslav Martinu (1890 – 1959)

ANDANTE CON MOTO IN C

MINOR

Edvard Grieg (1843 – 1907)

STRING QUARTET NO. 4 IN E

MINOR, OP. 44, NO. 2

Felix Mendelssohn (1809 – 1847)

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Celebrating our Graduates

High School Graduates Charlie Emrich, Friends School of Baltimore (to Bucknell

University)

Liam Hoey, Friends School of Baltimore (to Wesleyan

University)

Anne Riley, Roland Park Country School (Cornell University,

College of Arts and Sciences)

Christopher Silverwood, Towson High School (to Penn

State University)

Jimmy Shipley, Northwestern Preparatory School, Crestline CA (to Air Force Academy)

Ashley Suan, The Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, NJ (to Wesleyan University, CT)

College Graduates Benard Agyingi, (former graduate of St. Mary’s College) Baltimore City Community College, Physical

Therapy Assistant

Drew Rodman, BS, Computer Science, College of Charleston

Florence Porterfield, BS, International Health, Georgetown University (to post-baccalaureate pre-med

program at Goucher College)

John Russell, BA, Colorado College

Andrew Strain, BA, Davidson College (to analyst position with Jones Lang Lassalle in DC )

Preston Suan, BA Dartmouth College

Post-Graduates Jim Kucher, Doctor of Public Administration (DPA), Social Entrepreneurship, University of

Baltimore

Julianne Payne, MS, Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University

Beth Vincent, MS, Clinical Counseling, Johns Hopkins University

Landscaping Committee Report

M embers of the Landscape Committee met on

April 14 to tour the property to determine

what landscaping repairs might be needed due to the

harsh winter. It was noted that many of the azalea

bushes especially on the St. Paul Street side are quite

old and need to be replaced. The committee

members discussed planting annuals in front of the

Sanctuary again this summer to provide a little color

for the summer weddings. Last year a donation

made this possible.

The landscape company hired to do maintenance

came April 17 and 18 to thoroughly prune, clean

flower beds, and mulch. At this time, two plant beds

were installed. One of these beds is located by the

stairs in front of the Sanctuary. The other is on

Stratford Road near Sylvia’s Garden. The

committee was pleased this work could be

accomplished before the Easter Sunday service.

Future plans are to focus on finding money to start

replacing the dying azaleas and to follow up on the

health of all the plants that make Second

Presbyterian Church such a beautiful property. The

Landscape committee

would appreciate

receiving donations to

help with the replacement

of shrubs.

~Susan Shuey

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