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Weekly Dinner Fellowship

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Happy Easter!

Everyone is invited to the Interfaith Center tonight from 5-7 pm.

LECM will join the Newman Club @ 5:30 in the Interfaith Center for a beef and cabbage dinner in honor of St.Patrick’s Day to be followed by a presentation on Taize by Duffy Laws and Mary Wagner.

LECM is organizing a visit to MCI Jessup on either April 3rd or April 24th. We will go on ONE of these Friday evenings (whichever accomodates the most students’ schedules). The deadline to rsvp for the 3rd is March 18th, and for April 24th, we must have your name by April 8th. If you are interested or have any questions, please email mbcollins03ATcomcast.net or reply here.

The Cathedral of the Incarnation (thecathedral.ang-md.org) will have its labyrinth available on Tuesdays from 1:30 to 7 pm and on Thursdays from 1:30 to 5:30 pm, and times every day during Holy Week. Contact us if you’re interested and would like a ride.

Everyone is invited on Tuesday, February 24, from 7-9 pm @ the Interfaith Center for pancakes and games night. Come and get your Mardi Gras beads!!! RSVP appreciated but not required.

Please join us for casual dinner and discussion at the Interfaith Center. Stay tuned for details! Questions? Send us an email, or call Mary Beth at (443) 220-3864.

Take a study break and come for food and games!  Bring your friends!  No need to RSVP… plenty of holiday food and a great time! Hope to see you there!

Dinner & Movie

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Join us in the Interfaith Center during our regular meeting time of 5 p.m. Monday night to gather for our free outing to Egyptian 24 Theater at Arundel Mills Mall. We will go see a movie, and eat dinner out together.

Free transportation there is included.

We hope to see you there!

Prison Visit

Rob and Meghan

Rob and Meghan at dinner

Our prison visit on Halloween was a really amazing experience.

We had a difficult time through security (a common problem for volunteers), but once we arrived at the service the hassle was definitely worth it.

The prisoners seemed genuinely glad to share their stories and welcomed us to the service. We shared communion, sang hymns, and visited with prisoners after the service.

Please let us know if you are interested in coming on the next visit in the spring semester.

Afterward we spent time reflecting on the experience over dinner.

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