Our “New” Historical Archive

A Gift from Germany After WWII

A Plaque in the Attic

What’s Coming Up

Sundays of February 10 and February 24: Calling all Parents! A top priority at St. Mary’s this spring is a review and re-visioning of all aspects of our church school for children from ages three to eighteen. This will begin with two conversations after the 10:00am service in the Chapter Room with the Interim Rector following the 10:00 a.m. services on February 10 and 24. Parental involvement is what will make this process a success. Please come, bring your wisdom, concerns, and hopes, and we’ll put in place whatever we need to for the church school to be all it needs to be for our children and for St. Mary’s future!

Saturday March 2: Come join an Interfaith Hymn Festival and reception starting at 5pm, more information HERE.

Tuesday March 5: SAVE THE DATE for our Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper.

About St. Mary’s

Saint Mary’s is a multi-generational, family-friendly parish located near the Newton-Wellesley border in eastern Massachusetts, drawing members from surrounding communities including Weston, Sudbury, and beyond. We celebrate traditional Episcopal services in a relaxed atmosphere, complemented by strong music and youth Christian education programs. We also emphasize outreach to worthy causes our members feel strongly about, with initiatives in the local community as well as nationally and internationally.

Our church building and adjacent graveyard are over two hundred years old – we celebrated our 200th anniversary in 2013 – and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Its physical beauty adds to our worship experience and our sense of community. More importantly, it reminds us that we are part of a heritage that goes back over two hundred years, and of a larger community that goes back nearly two thousand years.

We invite you to explore this site, as well as to visit our church, meet our people and learn more about our community.

Saint Mary's Episcopal Church

Newton MA

Author: pyzowski

Our “New” Historical Archive

A Gift from Germany After WWII

A Plaque in the Attic