Shared Values, Shared Action: An Interfaith Service Series
Join BJC and community partners from diverse faith traditions and backgrounds for a three-part Interfaith Service Series that brings neighbors together through learning, relationship-building, and hands-on service to strengthen our shared Baltimore community.
Each session will explore how different traditions and worldviews approach a pressing community issue, featuring a scholar or community leader who will share insights and perspectives before participants engage in a meaningful service project.
Open to people of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds, this series creates opportunities to learn from one another, strengthen community connections, and take action together.
With support from the Sandy Rosenberg Foundation.
Event 1
Making Casseroles for The Baltimore Station
What Do Our Traditions Say About Food Insecurity?
Join us as we explore how faith traditions and community values call us to respond to hunger and food insecurity. Participants will hear from a community leader, engage in meaningful conversation, and work together to prepare casseroles that will be served at Baltimore Station during the holiday season.
Date: Sunday, December 13
Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Edward A. Meyerberg Center, 3101 Fallstaff Road, Baltimore, MD 21209
Open to all ages. Families welcome. Kosher dinner will be served.
Service-learning hours available for teens
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