ADGL Welcomes New Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Mark A. Engel
February 15, 2021 - Kate Krumreig, ADGL Communications Director
Consecration service was held while adhering to COVID-19 restrictions. Masks were removed for brief moments as this photo was taken.
Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all the earth.
Worship the Lord with gladness;
come before him with joyful songs.
Psalm 100: 1-3
Congratulations to the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes on the Ordination and Consecration of their bishop, The Right Reverend Mark A. Engel! Bishop Engel's Ordination and Consecration service took place on Saturday, February 13, at the Old Stone Chapel in Canton, OH. If you'd like to view the recorded service, click one of the following links:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/2muCOmt0p4E
Facebook: https://fb.watch/3JnqcOOJ_3/
Please note that Bishop Engel has a new email address: bpengel@adgl.us Please add this new email address as his primary contact information in your own email contacts so as to prevent his emails going to your spam folder.
Also, please continue to pray for Bishop Mark, and his wife, Terri, and the diocese as we all embark on this exciting chapter in the ADGL!
Adam's Artwork
January 23, 2021 - Kate Krumreig - ADGL Communications Director
I was contacted earlier this week by The Rev. Dcn. Donna Purkis, clergy to The Bob Rumball Home for the Deaf in Barrie, Ontario, Canada. She was excited to share with me about a current resident and his passion for creating visual art. She asked if it would be possible to share some of his work with our diocese. I am quite excited to introduce you to Adam!
This is Adam, age 89, and a Deaf Resident at the Home. He took four years of Art School in Glasgow, Scotland. Adam has been drawing for approximately 75 years and is pictured above with his composition of Jesus being baptized in the river Jordan. He is currently working on a drawing of the Last Supper which should be ready before Easter.
If anyone would like to send an email or letter to Adam about his drawing, it can be done through Jessica Oickle-Lemieux, Programs Coordinator at the Bob Rumball Home for the Deaf, at joickle@bobrumball.org. He would love to hear from you!
This is Adam, age 89, and a Deaf Resident at the Home. He took four years of Art School in Glasgow, Scotland. Adam has been drawing for approximately 75 years and is pictured above with his composition of Jesus being baptized in the river Jordan. He is currently working on a drawing of the Last Supper which should be ready before Easter.
If anyone would like to send an email or letter to Adam about his drawing, it can be done through Jessica Oickle-Lemieux, Programs Coordinator at the Bob Rumball Home for the Deaf, at joickle@bobrumball.org. He would love to hear from you!