Baltimore Yearly Meeting

Baltimore Yearly Meeting welcomes you to our website. We hope that you will find all of the information about Baltimore Yearly Meeting and the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) that you are looking for.

Baltimore Yearly Meeting is the regional organizing unit for the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in the area of central Pennsylvania, Maryland, parts of West Virginia, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. It is through membership in a Yearly Meeting that individual Quakers become connected with the larger Quaker movement worldwide. "In fellowship, in deep listening, in waiting worship, in commitment to each other, it richly rewards those who embrace the challenge of being a Yearly Meeting Friend." (2011 draft Faith and Practice)

The 2011 Camp Cookbook is now available for purchase online!

Click to order one for every one of your campers!

• Propose a Workshop for Annual Session 2012

  Program Committee is now accepting workshop proposals or Annual Session 2012. Submit your proposal for a workshop online, or download the form and mail it in.

• Get the Winter 2012 Interchange!

  The electronic version of the Fall 2011 Interchange is now available. You may access articles online or the entire publication as a downloadable pdf.

• Third Month Interim Meeting

  March 17, 2012 at Charlottesville Friends Meeting and Tandem Friends School.

  
  Click here to see current information about the next session of Interim Meeting and to register. Remember that registration is required for overnight hospitality, child care, or dinner after Business Meeting.

• Sue Turner Thomas Quaker Education Fund Accepting Requests

  The Sue Thomas Turner Quaker Education Fund reminds anyone interested in applying for a grant that the deadline for 2012 quickly approaches. The Request deadline will be March 1, 2012.

  The Committee will meet in March 2012 to consider new requests. Please do not apply for purposes that occur before mid-May so you can be sure to hear from the Committee in time.

  The instructions for how to apply for a grant are available here. Applications may be emailed to the Sue Thomas Turner Quaker Education Fund.