Formation: Anglican Clergy in the Revolution

Join us for the special Independence Day Formation!
Sunday July 5th at 9:00AM in the Great Hall, Mary Klein will be visiting All Saints to give a presentation about what the Anglican clergy in Maryland were doing during the Revolution. How the Church in Maryland navigated the changes in governance and funding, as well as what went on at All Saints during that time.
Mary Klein has been the Archivist for the Diocese of Maryland since 2002. Her background is in history and archives work, having earned both her B.A and M.A. from Salisbury University, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Formerly employed as archivist for the Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture at Salisbury University, adjunct professor of history at the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, education and exhibits coordinator for the La Crosse County Historical Society, and a member of the School Education staff at the Maryland Historical Society she has been active in Episcopal Church matters on the local, diocesan and national levels. She lives in Baltimore, has three daughters and seven adorable, bright grandchildren.