PeaceFire for Peace Promise Weekend By Barbara Treasure Baltimore’s Peace Promise Weekend is a quarterly, community-led initiative by the Baltimore Peace Movement aimed at reducing gun violence through 72 […]
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Following a Leading: Bill Miles and the Sweat Lodge Ministry in Maryland Prisons By Library Committee “A concern arose to spend some time with the Indians, that I might feel
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Design A Stony Run T-Shirt! Feedback Requested Stony Run’s Culture & Outreach Working Group requested creative talents from our community to design a t-shirt that truly represents our Meeting. Anyone
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Stewardship and Solidarity: Connecting with the Baltimore American Indian Center by Library Committee Native American Heritage Month is a time for learning and acknowledging the vibrant Indigenous communities in our
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American Indian History is American History: The Powwow by the Library Committee On Saturday, November 15, 2025, the Baltimore American Indian Center will present its 49th Annual Powwow at
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Honoring History, Celebrating Community: The Lumbee Tribe in Baltimore By Stony Run’s Library Committee Native American Heritage Month is a time for recognition, learning, and acknowledging the vibrant Indigenous communities
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DO ALL INDIANS LIVE IN TIPIS? By Stony Run’s Library Committee Whether we use the term Native American, American Indian, or First Nation People, we designate November as a
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The Young Friends annual pie sale is coming soon! Our Young Friends are once again offering fresh-baked pies for your Thanksgiving holiday table for just $25! This year, your pie
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Stony Run Recognizes American Indian Heritage Month By Stony Run Friends Meeting’s Library Committee American Indian Heritage Month was first recognized in May 1916 by the Governor of New
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From Fear to Hope. From Surviving to Serving. A story from Shakera Rahimi, Episcopal Refugee and Immigrant Center Alliance (ERICA) On November 23, 2025, Shakera Rahimi, Coordinator for Newcomer Support
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No Kings 2: Letting your life speak On Saturday, October 18, many of our Stony Run community members “let their lives speak” by protesting as part of the “No Kings
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Stony Run’s Faith in Action Children’s Peace Libraries and African Great Lakes Initiative Stony Run’s Peace & Justice Committee supports programs doing important work to promote peace worldwide, like
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