Church of The Holy Comforter is a theologically progressive house of worship serving a full spectrum of congregants. The property is split into a church and a chapel, which was consecrated in 1889. The 8am Sunday service, which is held in the chapel, is a more "contemplative service." Church of The Holy Comforter also features weekly Sunday Eucharist.
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal organization that promotes membership service, including financial, educational, charitable and religious. It provides a society within society in which similar beliefs, values, and commitments are shared among its members. Membership is attained by application and an initiation ceremony.
The fairgrounds are home to the Maryland State Fair, Timonium Racetrack, which offers live and simulcast horse racing events, a myriad of conventions, national entertainment events, book fairs, food festivals, animal exhibitions and competitions. On a weekly basis, a farmer's market sets up shop, offering everything from freshly cut flowers to homemade pickles, cakes and, of course, organic produce on Wednesdays from 2pm - 6pm.
In addition to hosting community and national events, the organizers of the Maryland State Fair offer two annual scholarships for children from the area, contributing to the community that has grown up around the grounds since its origins in 1831.
New events are always being added to the calendar, so check the website frequently for updates, tickets and opportunities to get involved.
St. Paul's day camp is provided through the school to entertain and help develop the social skills of participating children during the summer months. The camp caters to a variety of age groups and interests. Children are assigned to groups by interest and age, and are led by adult instructors. Day Camp serves children ages three and a half to ten, and the Sports and Specialty Camp program is geared toward children ages seven to fourteen. Day Camp includes Art, Swimming, Sports and Playground; some specialty camps include Harry Potter, Legos, Soccer, Drawing and Painting, Remote Control Cars, Science and more.
Valley Presbyterian Church takes a unique approach to ministry by allowing its congregation to divide into "villages" in order to best serve them in smaller, geographically similar groups. Pastor Tom Osterhaus has been at the helm of Valley Presbyterian since July 1995. The church also provides pre-school nursery and Sunday school.
Rev. James "Jay" DeMent oversees one of Lutherville's oldest churhes. St. John's United Methodist dates back to the 1860s. The building is quaint and rustic, offering Sunday school and mass at 8:30am and 9:30am, respectively.
Maryland Defense Counsel is an organization of civil defense lawyers. It is located in Lutherville-Timonium. Membership is open to attorneys who devote the majority of their case load to the defense of civil litigation. The membership fee is $140. For more information, please call 410-560-3895.
At the Timonium United Methodist Church, emphasis is placed on helping your neighbors. The church is engaged in a number of community service programs including helping local families in need as well as with its four monthly visits to a soup kitchen in Mt. Vernon. The church was founded in 1906 and has stood at its location along Pot Spring Road since 1965.
Gemstone Publishing, based out of Pennsylvania, works toward "preserving and promoting the history of the comics medium," according to the company's website. Many of its publications include pricing guides for comic books, although the company does produce the weekly e-newsletter "Scoop," which focuses predominantly on popular culture.
According to co-pastor Jeff Elkins, the Valley Baptist Church is about "accepting family, focusing on service and loving Jesus." The decades-old house of worship offers a variety of community-engaging programs including a musical summer camp, fairs and a Wednesday-night dinner, which is hosted at the church. Valley Baptist also strives to serve those in need in the community.
Timonium Presbyterian Church has been located at this Northern Baltimore County location for 40 years. The church features a dedicated space for its YoungLife program, and the Rev. Dr. Nick Ganas leads the congregation.
One would never guess from the plain exterior of the building how bright, vibrant and welcoming the Grace Fellowship Church really is. This non-denominational house of worship boasts a congregation of more than 2,000 in its state-of-the-art auditorium. Nearly every category of small worship ministries has a place at the Grace Fellowship Church.
Edgewood United Methodist is a quaint church tucked away in side streets of historic Lutherville. The church is presided over by Pastor Ernest Lievers. After being founded in 1870, the building was rebuilt in 1908.
St. Stephen's Traditional Episcopal Church is presided over by The Ven. Guy P. Hawtin, Rector. Sunday school is offered for ages up to 16 years old. St. Stephen's is affiliated with the Anglican Church in America, a Continuing Anglican church body.
Full Gospel Baltimore Church is described as a "tight-knit" community by members of the church. The congregation is predominately composed of members of Korean descent. Services are conducted in Korean and English.
Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens provides aftercare, estate planning and pre-arrangement. The cemetery is located across the street from the offices and is traditionally open until 7pm.