The Church of the Transfiguration
Braddock Heights, MD
Rooted in Christ
Bound in Love
Called to Ministry
Diocese of Maryland - Live Streamed Services
Palm Sunday — 11:00 AM, April 5
Maundy Thursday — 7:00 PM, April 9
Good Friday — Noon, April 10
Easter Vigil — 7:00 PM, April 11
Easter Sunday — 11:00 AM, April 12
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGURATION
6909 Maryland Avenue
Braddock Heights, MD 21714
301-371-7505
FCC Class at Memorial Hall This Spring
FCC’s next class in their ongoing Institute for Learning in Retirement (ILR) program - The History of Potomac Navigation and the C&O Canal. The class will be 4 sessions, 2.5 hrs each (10:00 AM - 12:30 PM), each Tuesday from April 14th to May 5th, at a cost of $99 for Age 60+ MD residents, $139 for or MD residents underage of 60.
Registration for this class and other ILR classes has begun. Students must either register online at Frederick.edu/ILR or come to the FCC campus to register. FCC does not take over the phone registrations. However, one can call 301-624-2888 if there is a problem registering online, and someone will help to walk you through it.
Welcome
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
I am so pleased that you are visiting our website -- either as a parishioner seeking information, or for the first time, as someone seeking a spiritual home, looking for a new way to keep your faith young and alive. I hope you will find what you need, and that what you find will nourish you. Most of all, I hope that you will discover in The Church of the Transfiguration a people and a spirit that will lead you ever closer to God, by the grace and guidance of our Savior Jesus Christ.
Sincerely yours,
Father Gordon
Tree Planting and Tree Maintenance Volunteers Needed
In keeping with the Feast of St. Francis, and our call to be good earth stewards, consider being a habitat hero and planting trees with Streamlink Education, on Nov 16. You will see the efficiency and effectiveness of the process of planting a riparian buffer along streams in Thurmont or Frederick your volunteer spirit is needed! Planting native trees, especially around streams, has many benefits for maintenance of biodiversity, and we are lucky in Frederick County to have many property owners and farmers opening up their land for this work. Once the trees are planted, volunteers are needed for tree maintenance. The link here is for signing up for either a one-day volunteer planting experience or to become a regular tree maintenance volunteer. https://www.streamlinkeducation.org/plantings