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Mail-in ballot requests must be received (not just mailed) by Tuesday, October 20, 2020. To get your mail-in election ballot for the November Election click on the following Frederick County secure website:

Scroll down the page and click on the link for Mail-in Voting Information and follow the instructions for completing the one-page form.
The State will be making drop boxes available to receive our completed ballots. Thereby avoiding any USPS delays.

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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 nourished and active.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and health crisis, our church currently is closed at the direction of the Diocese. Our regular worship schedule has been suspended; but please join us, via Zoom, for a virtual Morning Prayer service at 9am each Sunday. Although closed, our office warmly welcomes your phone calls or emails. We will return your calls and inquiries as soon as possible. Our parish family is here to help in any way we can during this difficult time.
When we can reopen safely, as our Bishop

has suggested, that Sunday will be our Easter!

If you can, please join us for this grateful

celebration. In any event, 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

https://actionnetwork.org/events/environmental-justice-training

https://frederickcountymd.gov/1648/Voter-Registration

Please join GreenGrace (Maryland Episcopal Environmental Partners) and the Maryland Campaign for Environmental Human Rights in a 5 week (Thursdays 7:00-8:30 PM Oct 15-Nov 12) Environmental Justice Training Workshop on Zoom. RSVP here:

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. 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