Good Sam Lutheran Church-Lexington Park

GardeningGal · 09-28-2009, 08:14 PM

Does anyone have any experience with this church? We are thinking of joining and so far I really like what I see.

VoteJP · 09-30-2009, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by GardeningGal

Does anyone have any experience with this church? We are thinking of joining and so far I really like what I see.

Hi G-G,

I have never been to a service there and I live a few miles from that Church, but it certainly has a nice building and grounds, and it does a lot of stuff to help the needy in the community.

Link = Good Samaritan Lutheran Church (ELCA)

And St. Mary's County is still an old Catholic dominant community.

The Catholic originated "Soup Kitchen" for the poor was moved there a couple years ago out of the downtown Lexington Park area, but other local Churches pitch in to help run the soup kitchen which I think it is open the 5 workdays and I think it is closed on the weekends.

My understanding is that the Soup Kitchen is closed on the weekends because there are people that do not want any of the working poor to get in to get any free food on their weekend days off.

That is not the Lutheran's doing but that old tradition is the same as it was done when in Lexington Park.

I myself really love Martin Luther (1483-1546) as he was one of my best ideals of a truly great historical person.

GardeningGal · 09-30-2009, 05:37 PM

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Hi G-G,

I have never been to a service there and I live a few miles from that Church, but it certainly has a nice building and grounds, and it does a lot of stuff to help the needy in the community.

Link = Good Samaritan Lutheran Church (ELCA)

And St. Mary's County is still an old Catholic dominant community.

The Catholic originated "Soup Kitchen" for the poor was moved there a couple years ago out of the downtown Lexington Park area, but other local Churches pitch in to help run the soup kitchen which I think it is open the 5 workdays and I think it is closed on the weekends.

My understanding is that the Soup Kitchen is closed on the weekends because there are people that do not want any of the working poor to get in to get any free food on their weekend days off.

That is not the Lutheran's doing but that old tradition is the same as it was done when in Lexington Park.

I myself really love Martin Luther (1483-1546) as he was one of my best ideals of a truly great historical person.

Thanks for sending. I really like their community involvement and their genuine care and concern for others on their journey. Thanks again.

*itsbob* ^(Premo) · 09-30-2009, 06:13 PM

I thought it was a camp ground..

aps45819 · 09-30-2009, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by VoteJP

I have never been to a service there

Than STFU

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Originally Posted by itsbob

I thought it was a camp ground..

On Great Mills Rd.?

VoteJP · 09-30-2009, 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by aps45819

Than STFU

What must you use such dirty language here for.

This is not only a community forum but this is the Religion Board and with the thread done by a new member and new to town and a Christian woman and she gets greatly by a Mr filthy-mouth.

And I know you see me as some negative horrible person myself - but I do have my own threads going and you can cuss me out all you want to over there instead of bringing your filthy mouth into a thread like this.

Bring your dirty talk over to my threads and try using some common courtesy and manners when you are loose elsewhere.

*itsbob* ^(Premo) · 10-01-2009, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by aps45819

Than STFU

On Great Mills Rd.?

There IS a shooting Range on GMR.. and I don't mean GMR itself.. So why not a Good Sam campGround??

GardeningGal · 10-02-2009, 09:05 PM

Thank you for the info. I appreciate your support.

Unfortunately on this site you come across quite a few jerks who just like to see their own postings I guess and have someone respond to them. Whether they get a positive or negative one they are happy someone is acknowledging them. I supppose they need attention and that is the only way they think they can get it, sad for them.

They don't realize they could get more positive energy and responses from folks if they were helpful..and if you don't have any real inputs, just don't respond.
Have a great evening.

Chickenman2x · 10-03-2009, 02:42 AM

St. Pauls is a good church.
Soup kitchen is still in Great Mills five days a wek at the Lutheran Church there.
Soup kitchen is seperate from the one on Great Mills Rd.
On weekends church take priorety over Md Food Bank.
.St. Pauls does it's best for those in need.
Thats my guess.

*itsbob* ^(Premo) · 10-03-2009, 11:22 AM

IT'S CHICKENMAN!!!!

He's EVERYWHERE.. He's EVERYWHERE...

Bauk bauk ba...baaauuuuk!!

09-28-2009, 08:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
GardeningGal Registered User Member Since: Mar 2009 Posts: 67	Good Sam Lutheran Church-Lexington Park Does anyone have any experience with this church? We are thinking of joining and so far I really like what I see. __________________ GardeningGal
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09-30-2009, 05:37 PM	#3 (permalink)
GardeningGal Registered User Member Since: Mar 2009 Posts: 67	[quote=VoteJP;3987565] Hi G-G, I have never been to a service there and I live a few miles from that Church, but it certainly has a nice building and grounds, and it does a lot of stuff to help the needy in the community. Link = Good Samaritan Lutheran Church (ELCA) And St. Mary's County is still an old Catholic dominant community. The Catholic originated "Soup Kitchen" for the poor was moved there a couple years ago out of the downtown Lexington Park area, but other local Churches pitch in to help run the soup kitchen which I think it is open the 5 workdays and I think it is closed on the weekends. My understanding is that the Soup Kitchen is closed on the weekends because there are people that do not want any of the working poor to get in to get any free food on their weekend days off. That is not the Lutheran's doing but that old tradition is the same as it was done when in Lexington Park. I myself really love Martin Luther (1483-1546) as he was one of my best ideals of a truly great historical person. Thanks for sending. I really like their community involvement and their genuine care and concern for others on their journey. Thanks again. __________________ GardeningGal
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10-02-2009, 09:05 PM	#8 (permalink)
GardeningGal Registered User Member Since: Mar 2009 Posts: 67	Thank you for the info. I appreciate your support. Unfortunately on this site you come across quite a few jerks who just like to see their own postings I guess and have someone respond to them. Whether they get a positive or negative one they are happy someone is acknowledging them. I supppose they need attention and that is the only way they think they can get it, sad for them. They don't realize they could get more positive energy and responses from folks if they were helpful..and if you don't have any real inputs, just don't respond. Have a great evening. __________________ GardeningGal
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10-03-2009, 02:42 AM	#9 (permalink)
Chickenman2x Registered User Member Since: Jan 2009 Posts: 8	St. Pauls is a good church. Soup kitchen is still in Great Mills five days a wek at the Lutheran Church there. Soup kitchen is seperate from the one on Great Mills Rd. On weekends church take priorety over Md Food Bank. .St. Pauls does it's best for those in need. Thats my guess.
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