Jayland Walker – A Statement from our Diocesan Truth and Reconciliation Commission
In the end, eight men fired ninety shots, and Jayland Walker was a dead man, discovered unarmed at the scene.
Lord have mercy.
Encounter
Baltimore Hosts General Convention, 1808
Meeting from May 17-26, 1808, twenty-seven clerical and lay deputies, representing seven states, convened at St. Paul’s Church in Baltimore for the seventh General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Building Leaders for a Community of Love: How Sutton Scholars is Supporting a Generation of Youth
Putting self-advocacy into practice takes a variety of forms at Sutton Scholars: sometimes, this involves teaching a scholar how to positively express their emotions after a conflict; sometimes, it’s coaching a scholar through a mock debate or interview; sometimes, it’s introducing scholars to state and city legislators to talk about the issues and concerns they see in their neighborhoods.
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Ministry to Seafarers at the Port of Baltimore
For the past 18 years, the Rev. Mary Davisson has tended to the physical and spiritual needs of countless seafarers that have made their way to the Port of Baltimore through her ministry at the Baltimore International Seafarers’ Center (BISC). Our Development Team interviews Mary as she retires as executive director of BISC this summer.
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Episcopal Diocese of Maryland awards $175,000 in first reparations granting cycle
The Reparations Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland is pleased to announce that they have selected six organizations to receive funds through the diocese’s inaugural reparations grant process for a total $175,000.
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