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Salisbury Chapter |
| Last updated: March 3, 2010 |
Message from the Dean |
| Greetings from the Salisbury chapter. As the only chapter on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, our membership includes musicians from a large geographic area. We meet for dinner and programs five times per year, and also sponsor many special projects including members’ recitals, organ restorations, youth choral festivals and hurricane relief.
Although we are a small chapter, we were recognized nationally for the largest increase in membership in our category in 2005-2006. This is a great place to live, work and make music! Join us, or let us know when you can visit. Susan Zimmer, Dean (410) 543-4835, ssz749@yahoo.com |
Local Events |
| Hector Olivera to introduce three new instruments from Roland:
Roland Classic Organ (C-330), Harpsichord (C-30) and Organ Keyboard (C-230) March 9, 2010 @ 7 PM Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 132 E. Valley Forge Road (at Henderson Rd) King of Prussia, PA. Free to all attending. More info at: www.dafferorgans.com To view new products: http://www.roland.com/classic/c330/productinfo/index.html This program will be in two parts. Part one will be a mini workshop for an hour and part 2 will be a one hour concert using all three instruments. Thanks. Al Al Murrell Vice President R. A. Daffer Church Organs, Inc 10545 Guilford Road, Suite 106 Jessup, MD 20794 800-419-4448 - office 443-812-5999 - mobile amurrell@dafferorgans.com (email) www.dafferorgans.com www.rodgersorgans.com www.ruffatti.com Representing: Rodgers - The world's leader in stereo imaged and pipe/digital combination organs Fratelli Ruffatti - The distinguished pipe organ builders of Padua, Italy Roland - The world's largest manufacturer of digital musical instruments ___________________________________________________________ Dedication of the Asbury Casavant Postponed The Dedication of the Casavant Organ at Asbury United Methodist Church, in Salisbury, Sunday, February 14, with Dr. Eileen Guenther, President of the AGO, has been postponed. The installation of the organ continues. The work, being completed by Casavant Brothers in St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, and David Storey Organ Company in Baltimore, was delayed in November due to part suppliers being backed up. This of course took both organ companies into the Christmas Season which carried other engagements, and even though work continued on the installation during December, it was minimal; we all knew it would not get completed by Christmas. Work resumed the first week of January, and they are projecting the completion in mid-February. We will let everyone know when a new date has been established with Dr. Guenther for the Dedication concert, and we look forward to sharing this instrument with you again, at that time. In the meantime, you can log onto the church's web site and see the specifications and read a history of the instrument at http://www.asburyweb.org/Music/casavant_organ.htm. God bless you all, and bless your work in your respective congregations. Robert Robert E. Young, Director of Music Ministries Asbury United Methodist Church 1401 Camden Avenue Salisbury MD 21801 410-749-2131, x104 ___________________________________________________________ ORGAN CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: EPWORTH ORGAN DEDICATION CONCERT ON FRIDAY, MARCH 5TH We are pleased to announce Stefan Engels, world-renown organist, will present a dedicatory recital on our new Allen Organ on Friday evening, March 5th at 7:00 p.m. at Epworth United Methodist Church, Rehoboth Beach. Mr. Engels began his tenure as Professor of Organ in the fall of 2005 at one of Europe’s most prestigious and oldest musical institutions, the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Leipzig, Germany. Prior to this appointment he was Associate Professor of Organ at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ. He maintains a vigorous international concert schedule and is a sought-after teacher, presenting lectures and master classes across Europe, North America and South Korea. His church positions while living in the U.S. included Organ Scholar at Northwestern University, Associate Organist at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, and Principal Organist at First Presbyterian Church in West Chester, PA. Mr. Engels has recorded two highly acclaimed Dupré CDs and one with works of Karg-Elert, Reger, Messiaen, and Germani on the Priory label. In this ongoing project, the first three CD’s are available for sale. Mr. Engels received his broad musical education in Germany and the U.S. He studied organ, piano, harpsichord, conducting and church music at the Musikhochschulen in Aachen, Düsseldorf and Köln. From 1993 until 1998 he pursued further organ studies with Robert Anderson in Dallas and Wolfgang Rübsam in Chicago. Mr. Engels was awarded the “Concerto Gold Medal” at the 1998 Calgary International Organ Competition. He is the founder and Artistic Director of the “European Organ Academy Leipzig” and was recently appointed Artistic Director of the “Jordan International Organ Competition” based at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. Mr. Engels will be playing on Epworth’s new Allen Organ. The new Allen Q-345C Organ has a 3-manual console and a 58 Stop/232 voice system called Renaissance Quantum. This organ allows our organist to choose settings on 4 different organ types, called the Quad Suite™! This model has an upgrade with two more organ types added. The four in the original model has an American Classic specification with the full range of sounds, an English Cathedral specification with its richness, a French Romantic specification for the brightness, and a Neo-Baroque specification with its special flute, string and reed sounds, all comprised of unique pipe samples from the world’s finest examples of each major organ-building style. The two additional organ types are the Orchestral with 61 voices, and the Arp Schnitger, a tracker organ with 61 voices. There is also a MIDI sound and sequencer system from which one can draw a whole range of digital orchestral, percussive and popular sounds. The suggested admission donation is $15.00 which will benefit the Allen Organ Fund. Epworth Church is located at 19285 Holland Glade Road, off Route One Northbound, near the Tanger Seaside Outlet in Rehoboth Beach, DE. For additional information, contact the Church Office at 302-227-7743. www.epworth-rehoboth.org ___________________________________________________________ SAVE THIS DATE: Sunday, February 14 for a recital at Asbury UMC in Salisbury, hosted by our member Robert Young. Eileen Guenther, AGO President, will rededicate the organ after extensive renovations. PLEASE NOTE: THE ORGAN RECITAL ON FEBRUARY 14 HAS BEEN POSTPONED. I WILL POST FURTHER INFORMATION WHEN IT BECOMES AVAILABLE. ___________________________________________________________ Substitute organist or organist/choir director now available on Sundays. Many years experience in all major denominations, including liturgical. Please call Cora Bruner, 410-726-2088. __________________________________________________________ Review of the Region III American Guild of Organists Convention Hampton Roads, Virginia, July 5 thru 8, 2009 Reviewed by Ralph Jacobus, Salisbury Chapter Pre-Convention Activities, July 4 The convention did not start until Sunday, July 5, but I arrived on Saturday, July 4, to take in the 4th of July activities on the Norfolk waterfront. To my pleasant surprise, the Norfolk “Harborfest” was in process that weekend also, which gave many things to see and do. The “Town Point Park” is very much like Baltimore’s Harborplace, and in fact was built by the same company, the Rouse Company. The tall ships were in the harbor, and a Naval Base Cruise aboard the Victory Rover gave an opportunity for some great picture taking of the many large Naval ships, and three aircraft carriers that were in port. The fireworks that evening were as good a display as you would be able to see anywhere. They were wonderful to watch from the outside pool deck at the Norfolk Waterfront Marriott. Sunday, July 5 Registration opened at 2:00 pm, and at that time was an optional organ crawl to area churches in Norfolk. The first convention event was a Choral Evensong at the Epworth United Methodist Church, Norfolk. The organ was an Aeolian Skinner III/50. After returning to the hotel, the exhibits were open until midnight. Monday, July 6 The day started by the buses transporting us to the First Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, for a recital by Thomas Sheehan, the winner of the Quimby Regional Competition for Young Organists. He was excellent, and will be a future star in the AGO in years to come. The organ was a J.W. Walker and Sons three manual. Following the recital were various workshops in the area that we all walked to. The most popular was a choral reading session at Ghent UMC. Following the workshops, we went to the Ohef Sholom Temple for a concert by the Virginia Children’s Chorus. Lunch at the First Presbyterian Church followed the concert. There were a second session of workshops after lunch. 3:00 found us at the Christ and St. Luke’s Episcopal Church for a very dramatic presentation of “Daniel In Babylon, Op. 29” 1962 by Francis Jackson. That evening, we traveled to Virginia Beach, to the First Presbyterian Church of Virginia Beach, for the recital of Cameron Carpenter. The organ was a Reuter, three manual with antiphonal, 2005. I have never seen a church so totally packed with people as that was, and for good reason. Cameron Carpenter is only 28 years of age, but he is absolutely incredible. I have heard many people refer to him as the “New Virgil Fox” and he truly has earned that title. He was so well received that he got many standing ovations, and played a total of four encores. People just did not want to let him go, they just wanted more and more. I don’t think that I will ever forget that recital, as it was just that good! Tuesday, July 7 Tuesday began with a morning worship service at the Main Street UMC in Suffolk. It was then on to Williamsburg for the remainder of the day. First on the schedule in Williamsburg was a duel recital at the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church with Colin Andrews and Janette Fishell. They did a number of selections with four hands on one organ. The organ was a new John-Paul Buzard Pipe Organ, three manual, and was featured on the cover of the TAO magazine about a year ago. We had lunch on our own, in Williamsburg, and had lots of time to explore the colonial area. At 2:00 we went to the Kimball Theatre, in Merchant Square, and heard a lecture recital by Dean Shostak, playing the “Glass Armonica.” Next was to the College of William and Mary Campus, to the Wren Chapel, where we heard a lecture and recital by organist James Darling, on the one manual Wren Chapel Organ, Unknown Builder, c.1740. It is the original instrument, except that it now is powered by electricity. After a catered dinner at the Bruton Parish House, we proceeded to Bruton Parish Church, for a Candlelight Concert of organ and harpsichord music, performed by Bruton’s Director of Music, JanEl B.Will, and associate organist Rebecca E. Davy. A truly outstanding performance. The organ at Bruton Parish Church is a four manual Aeolian Skinner 1955. Wednesday, July 8 The morning had us going to an Organ Swell Recital at Trinity Episcopal Church in Portsmouth. It was organ with instruments including harp, Baroque dance, and violin. The organ was an Austin 1961, Walker Technical 1994, four manual. Late morning and early afternoon were two sessions of workshops of your choice, and later in the day, an organ recital by Alan Morrison at Christ and St. Luke’s Church in Norfolk. The closing event of the convention was at The Half Moone Cruise and Celebration Center, for our closing banquet, with entertainment by the Rhythm Project All Stars Steel Band. A beautiful closing, for a wonderful convention. A Few Final Thoughts First of all, I would like to thank the convention co-chairs John Dixon and Martin Sunderland for the wonderful job they did. It was a two and a half year project to bring this convention to what it was, and it could not have been better. Many thanks for all the work by you, and the Tidewater Chapter of the AGO. There were many commissioned works that premiered during the convention, and all registered attendees were given a spiral bound book of all the commissioned works, which included the copyright permission to copy and use these works at your own church. There is some wonderful music in that book, and it will be a great advantage to be able to use it. Attending from the Salisbury Chapter were Robert Young and Ralph Jacobus. Attending from the Southern DE Chapter were Jon Rania and Melanie Leinbach. __________________________________________________________ ORGANS FOR SALE - AL MURRELL - DAFFER ORGANS I would like to post four listings of Rodgers organs for sale in your newsletters if possible. If I need to submit these listings via different method I would certainly appreciate knowing to whom I need to submit them too. They are: For Sale: Rodgers 960 three manual digital organ. Harris mechanical drawknobs, large specification, divided expression, crescendo, sub/super couplers in SW and CH, eight channel audio system but can be expanded. MIDI capable. This organ was privately owned for 10 years. Asking $75,000.00. Offers will be considered. Installation and voicing available for extra charge. Fully pipe compatible. Would make a great replacement console for a pipe organ. Contact: Al Murrell @ 800-419-4448 (work) or 443-812-5999 (cell) or amurrell@dafferorgans.com. For Sale: Rodgers Masterpiece 958 three manual digital organ. Lighted drawknobs, velocity sensing keyboards for enhanced MIDI voice control, eight channels of audio but can be expanded, total stoplist can be re-configured, divided expression, programmable crescendo with two sequences, sub/super couplers in SW, Rodgers’ Voice Palette system, headphone jack, and much more. Light oak finish. This organ is six months old and was privately owned. Was traded for new 4 manual. Excellent condition. $85,000.00 includes audio, installation, voicing, 3 years labor warranty, 9.5 years remaining on factory warranty. As a Masterpiece series Rodgers, this organ if fully upgradable with both software and hardware as new features are announced. Fully pipe compatible. Would make a great replacement console for a pipe organ. . Contact: Al Murrell @ 800-419-4448 (work) or 443-812-5999 (cell) or amurrell@dafferorgans.com. For Sale: Rodgers Trillium 927 three manual digital organ. Lighted drawknobs, velocity sensing keyboards for enhanced MIDI voice control, eight channels of audio but can be expanded, total stoplist can be re-configured, divided expression, programmable crescendo with two sequences, Rodgers’ Voice Palette system, headphone jack, and much more. Light oak finish. This organ is nine years old and was privately owned. Excellent condition. $55,000.00 includes audio, installation, voicing, 3 years labor warranty, and will include 2 yearsfactory warranty. Fully pipe compatible. Would make a great replacement console for a pipe organ. Contact: Al Murrell @ 800-419-4448 (work) or 443-812-5999 (cell) or amurrell@dafferorgans.com. For Sale: Rodgers pipe/digital organ with 40 ranks of pipes and 43 digital ranks. Full specification and price can be seen at http://www.dafferorgans.com/media/used_hybrid_organ.pdf. Contact Al Murrell at amurrell@dafferorgans.com or 443-812-5999. ___________________________________________________________ The AGO national Committee on Career Development and Support announces its workshop for the 2010 Washington , D.C. national convention. The topic of the workshop will be "Lightning Rod Topics - Maintaining Professionalism While Resolving White Hot Issues". To assist the committee, all AGO members who would like to have the panel discuss their question/situation should submit their question/situation by email to Roy Roberts , Committee Director at careerdevelopment@agohq.org. In order to protect privacy, all names, dates, locations, and other identifying features will be changed. ___________________________________________________________ SCROLL DOWN TO "PLACEMENT" FOR JOB POSTINGS. ___________________________________________________________ PLEASE SEND NOTICES OF LOCAL EVENTS TO: agowebsite@mchsi.com |
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Membership |
| SALISBURY CHAPTER AGO MEMBERSHIP LIST
AGO Degrees listed next to names. SPC = Service Playing Certificate AAGO = Associate Ch.M. = ChoirMaster Boettger, Janice K. 2373 Worcester Hwy. Pocomoke City, MD 21851 - Phone 410-957-1691 CHURCH St. Mary's Episcopal, Pocomoke City, MD - 410-957-1518 AVAILABLE Private Instruction Piano/Organ Folger, William M. 423 Elberta Ave. Salisbury, MD 21801 - work phone 410-543-6386 E-MAIL wmfolger@salisbury.edu Hailey, Shirley 2 West St. Berlin, MD 21811 - Phone - 410-641-3830 CHURCH St. Paul's by the Sea, Ocean City, MD Hastings, Anne 9726 Buckingham Lane, Berlin, MD 21811 - phone 410-641-1586 AVAILABLE Funerals, Substitute $100.00 Horner, Bruce 206 Henry St. Cambridge, MD 21613 - phone 443-417-0240 EMAIL intunerbh@gmail.com AVAILABLE Substituting, Weddings, Funerals and Special Events Huey, Cathy 314 Winter Quarters Rd. Pocomoke, MD 21851 - phone 410-957-2370 CHURCH Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Pocomoke CHURCH St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church, Westover AVAILABLE Private Instruction, Piano and Organ Weddings and Funerals (Maryland) E-MAIL cchuey@verizon.net Humphreys, Betty W. PO Box 3061 Salisbury, MD 21802 Jackson, Raymond 108 N.Church St. Snow Hill, MD 21863-1202 - phone 410-632-0300 E-MAIL RJackson_2K@yahoo.com 410-289-0525 Jacobus, Ralph - SPC 103 Sandyhook Road Ocean Pines, MD 21811-1621 - phone 410-641-6737 CHURCH The Community Church at Ocean Pines, Berlin, MD AVAILABLE Weddings, Funerals $150.00 (Community Church Only) E-MAIL opsralph@mchsi.com agowebsite@mchsi.com Klyce, Stephen W. - AAGO - Ch.M. 29092 Piney Neck Road Dagsboro, DE 19939 phone - (Cell) 302-745-0308 AVAILABLE Private Instruction Voice $20 Piano $15.00-$20.00 1/2 Hour, Organ $20.00 SUBSTITUTING - Available for substituting Weddings, $175.00 Funerals $125.00 E-MAIL MasterMusicMan@hotmail.com Leiby, Arthur 30321 Duck Puddle Road Kennedyville, MD 21645 Little, Joanne E. 214 E.Washington St. Salisbury, MD 21801 - phone 410-749-6769 CHURCH Manokin Presbyterian Church, Princess Anne, MD - phone 410-651-0763 AVAILABLE Weddings, Funerals (Maryland) Lockfaw, Wes 29116 Superior Circle, Easton MD 21601 Phone: 410-822-2677 CHURCH Christ Church, Easton, Maryland E-MAIL weslockfaw@christchurcheaston.org Murrell, Al R.A. Daffer Church Organs, Inc. 10545 Guilford Road, Ste. 106 Jessup, MD 20794 Work Phone (800) 419-4448 Cell Phone (443) 812-5999 E-MAIL amurrell@dafferorgans.com URL www.dafferorgans.com Overstreet, Robert 4 Camelot Circle Ocean Pines, MD 21811-2028 - phone 410-208-0403 CHURCH Retired - St. paul's Episcopal, Berlin, MD 410-641-4066 AVAILABLE Private Instruction, Organ $25.00, Substituting $100.00, Weddings $100.00, Funerals $150.00 E-MAIL robert.overstreet473@gmail.com Riggin, William Edwin III 3348 Sackertown Road Crisfield, MD 21817-2254 - phone (Home) 410-968-0702 (Work) 410-651-6195 CHURCH Asbury United Methodist, Crisfield, MD 410-968-0504 E-MAIL weriggin@mail.umes.edu Scott, Dr. Paul 10168 Waterview Drive Ocean City, MD 21842-9635 - phone 410-213-7519 CHURCH St. Paul's Episcopal, Berlin, MD E-MAIL pscottmd@earthlink.net Shores, Thomas E. 26260 Stouty Sterling Road P.O. Box 132 Crisfield, MD 21817 - phone 410-968-1633 CHURCH Mt. Pleasant United Methodist, 410-968-3125 Todd, June R. 300 5th Street Ocean City, MD 21842 - phone 410-289-7373 CHURCH Atlantic United Methodist, Ocean City, MD 410-289-7430 AVAILABLE Weddings $100.00, Funerals $75.00 E-MAIL junerose4@verizon.net Young, Robert E. CHURCH Director of Music Ministries Asbury United Methodist Church, 1401 Camden Ave. Salisbury, MD 21801 Phone 410-749-2131, x104 CHURCH E-MAIL robert@asburyweb.org HOME E-MAIL rob2468@comcast.net Zimmer, Susan - SPC 26775 Nanticoke Road Salisbury, MD 21801 - phone 410-543-4835 CHURCH Wicomico Presbyterian, Salisbury, MD 410-749-5792 TEACHING Music Faculty at Salisbury University, and Wor-Wic Community College. AVAILABLE Baroque Music, A to Z Recorder & Harpsichord $150.00/HR. Weddings $200.00, Funerals $150.00 E-MAIL ssz749@yahoo.com |
Placement |
| NEW JOB POSTING AS OF 11/17/09
Community United Methodist Church of Crofton, Maryland is seeking a part-time Church Musician able to provide both piano and organ music for weekly and special worship services throughout the church year, as well as accompanying various ensembles. The position will require approximately 10 hours per week, including service commitments, regular choir rehearsals, any special event/service rehearsals, and music preparation. Selected applicants will be invited to interview and audition. For additional information, please contact the CUMC Church Office at (410) 721-9129 or at cumc@cumc.net. ___________________________________________________________ NEW JOB POSTING AS OF 10/4/09 St. Luke's Episcopal Parish in Queen Anne's County is in need of a part-time organist to replace one who has retired. They have an electric Hammond in the chapel in Sudlersville and a 2002 Oberlinger tracker in the Parish Church in Church Hill. Searching for someone who can play on Sundays and Christmas. No choir except on Christmas Eve and Easter. Most of the music is currently from the 1982 Hymnal, but someone is needed to encourage the congregation to sing and perhaps to expand their knowledge of music. Contact: Nanese Hawthorne, Rector. Office: 410-556-6644, Cell: 302-540-2681. NEW JOB POSTING AS OF 6/11/09 Position Available The Presbyterian Church of Dover, 54 S. State St., Dover, DE 19901 302-734-3313; fax: 302-734-8078; e-mail: friddle@comcast.net. Part-time organist/pianist. New Allen L331 organ being installed in late summer/early fall. Send resume detailing qualifications and experience to the church by email, fax, or regular mail by July 31. Interviews/auditions will be scheduled for selected applicants. NEW JOB POSTING AS OF 6/2/08 St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Salisbury, MD Organist/Choir Director Contemporary Christian and traditional Episcopal music, 25 rank three manual 1970 Moller; bell choir, youth, children and adult choirs, help with contemporary music group with electronic keyboard. Two Sunday services, 1 weekday rehearsal afternoon/evening; more during Easter and Christmas seasons. Salary and benefits consistent with guidelines of American Guild of Organists. Resume to: Music Position, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 115 St. Peter’s Street, Salisbury, MD 21801. ___________________________________________________________ NEW JOB POSTINGS AS OF 3/1/08 Central Presbyterian Church in Towson, Maryland is searching for an organist to play 1-2 services per week and accompany the Chancel Choir in services, rehearsals and three annual concerts on a three-manual Casavant pipe organ. Contact Tom Brantigan at 410-769-9446 or tbrantigan@verizon.net. More information about the church is posted at www.centralpc.org. ___________________________________________________________ PLACEMENT INFORMATION FROM STEPHEN KLYCE Wesley United Methodist Church, 102 E. Laurel Street, Georgetown, DE 19947. Organist/keyboard player (begins March 1, 2008). Play the organ for 11:00 a.m. Sunday morning service, a traditional/blended service, and accompany the adult choir. Choir rehearsals are Wednesday nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Salary is negotiable. For more information, contact Richard Comly at (302)856-3635 or richcomly@aol.com, or contact the church office at (302)856-2414. Chester Bethel United Methodist, 2619 Foulk Road, Wilmington, DE. Organist (available 02/2008). Traditional style Sunday service from 10:30-11:30am. Rehearsals on Thursday night 7:00-9:00pm (we could switch to a different night if that would help). We have a retired organist on staff that could mentor an entry level person. A competent student wil be considered. This is an outstanding opportunity for entry level or someone who is looking for a very easy situation. The organ is a newly installed (11/2007) Allen electronic digital Q285,Quantum Dual manual,45stops. Please contact Greg Panten at 302-392-0232 ___________________________________________________________ Organist-Choir Director position at Christ United Methodist Church, Chestertown, MD. One service, choir rehearsal, Moeller organ. Call Pastor Willard Crossan at 410-778-0911 if interested. ___________________________________________________________ Atlantic Baptist Church, Atlantic, VA. Small church, one service, Allen Organ. Contact Mrs. Betty West 757-824-3569. ___________________________________________________________ Employers and job seekers are invited to post and search listings of available positions on the Guild's National Website. |
Certification |
| Any Salisbury Chapter AGO member who presently holds any AGO degrees, please let the webmaster know, so your AGO degree can be placed next to your name in the Chapter Membership List. Email to agowebsite@mchsi.com |
Contact Us |
| CHAPTER OFFICERS FOR 2006-2007
DEAN: Susan E. Zimmer (W)410-749-5792 (H) 410-543-4835 (FAX) 410-677-0301 E-Mail ssz749@yahoo.com SUB-DEAN: POSITION OPEN TREASURER: Thomas E. Shores (H) 410-968-1633 SECRETARY: June R. Todd (H) 410-289-7373 E-MAIL junerose4@verizon.net WEBMASTER: Ralph E. Jacobus (H)410-641-6737 E-MAIL agowebsite@mchsi.com |
Links |
| Rodgers Organs http://www.dafferorgans.com
Johannus Organs http://www.johannus.com http://www.nelsen-organworks.com/ Mid-Atlantic Symphony http://www.midatlanticsymphony.org CHURCH WEBSITES FROM OUR MEMBERS CHURCHES Asbury United Methodist, Crisfield, MD http://mysite.verizon.net/spedgold/Asbury/index.htm Asbury United Methodist, Salisbury, MD http://www.asburyweb.org Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, VA http://www.brutonparish.org Saint Andrews Episcopal Church, Princess Anne, MD www.saintandrewsomersetparish.org Saint Pauls Episcopal Church, Berlin, MD www.stpaulsec-berlin.org Saint Peters Episcopal Church, Lewes, DE http://www.stpeterslewes.org The Community Church at Ocean Pines, Berlin, MD http://www.ccaop.org Trinity United Methodist, Salisbury, MD www.trinityumcsalisbury.com Wicomico Presbyterian, Salisbury, MD http://wicopreschurch.org Any Salisbury Chapter member having a church that has a website, are invited to send the web address to the webmaster at agowebsite@mchsi.com, and it will be posted. |
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