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)
Registration for BYM Camps is now open!
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Information about services from the Yearly Meeting available for our local Meetings and worshiping communities is listed here.
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The Miles White Beneficial Society of Baltimore City, a charitable organization affiliated with the Baltimore Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), is now accepting applications for grants up to $5000 to non-profit 501(c)3 organizations. All applications must be in writing. Complete applications must be received by JULY 1st of this year.
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September 29th through October 1, 2017
This summer marks the 60th year we have been holding camp at Catoctin!
JOIN US FOR THIS HISTORIC CELEBRATION
For a weekend of reminiscing, singing around the campfire, frazzlyram, short hikes on the mountain, great camp food, and catching up with old friends.Added Bonus
Enjoy the history and familiarity of camp, the physical heart of our beloved community for the last 60 years, while also experiencing
the brand new bathhouse, a key component in building a sustainable future for our camp, and the mountain we call home, for the next 50 years. For more information and to register, visit www.bym-rsf.org/events/ymevents/cqcalumni.html -
Click to see the latest information about Stewardship and Finance Committee's work to update the apportionment formula.
An Evening of Scottish Music
Come and enjoy an evening of Scottish music 7:30pm. Doors open at 7. Katrine Anderson will be singing songs from her native Scotland, many of which she learned growing up in a very musical family there. She will be joined by an outstanding group of Celtic musicians: Zan McCleod, playing guitar and bouzouki; Robert Spates playing fiddle; and Tina Chancey playing viol de gamba and fiddle. The cost is $15 for adults, $10 for students. The concert is sponsored by Annapolis Friends Meeting and the proceeds will benefit various endeavors. For more information, see annapolis.quaker.org.
