• Welcome to Homewood Friends Meeting!

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  • Black Lives Matter Vigils

    Homewood Friends participate in the monthly Black Lives Matter Interfaith Coalition rally. Third Sundays.

  • We’re a GREEN congregation

    Our spiritual transformation is essential to heal our relationships with each other and the natural world and its wholeness.

  • 2022 banner with names of people who have been killed in Baltimore, in front of the meetinghouse

    Banner Witness

    Banners commemorating those who have been murdered in Baltimore in 2020, 2021, and 2022 have been installed in front of our meetinghouse. Please click the image for more information.

Worship at Homewood

Homewood Friends meet for worship every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in person and online. See our Weekly Announcements for the Zoom address. When we meet in person, child care and Sunday (“First Day”) School are provided; children old enough for…

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Events & Activities

Every month, various groups and events occur at Homewood. These include Young Adult Friends, Rally for Black Lives, Holding in the Light People Affected by Violence in Baltimore, GOAT and First Day School.

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Centenary Celebration

Although Quakers have been in Baltimore for hundreds of years, 2022 marks the centenary (one hundred years) at our current location. The Meetinghouse at 3107 North Charles Street was finished in late 1921. The first Meeting for Worship was held…

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News

1/21 @ 3PM: Criminal Justice Reform in Maryland – 2024

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Maryland can remedy serious problems with our correctional system in 2024. Homewood Friends will be hosting a community forum along with legislative action partners Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform and Interfaith Action for Human Rights. Join in the meeting room…

The Silent Shore: Talk by Dr. Charles Chavis, Jr.

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Join us for an Author Talk, “The Silent Shore” with Dr. Charles Chavis, Jr. of George Mason University at Stony Run Friends Meeting. Dr. Chavis is a scholar and an activist for equity. Co-sponsored by Stony Run & Homewood Friends Meetings, and the…

My Journey of Friendship with Afghan Refugees

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By Megan Shook  In the fall of 2021, after thousands of refugees had been evacuated from Kabul, Jean Athey foresaw the need to assist in their resettlement and Homewood’s Peace and Social Justice Committee (PSJ) put $9200 in their contingency…