Annapolis Friends Meeting
Contact Information
| Mailing address: | 351 Dubois Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401 |
| Meeting place address: | 351 Dubois Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401 |
| Wheelchair Accessibility: | Wheelchair accessible |
| Hearing Assistance: | Hearing assistance available |
| Telephone: | 410-573-0364 |
| E-mail: | clerk@annapolisfriends.org |
| Website: | Annapolis Friends Meeting |
| First Day: |
Worship: 8am (in person) and 11:00 am (in person and on zoom) |
| Religious Education: |
First Day School: 11:00 am Adult Religious Education: 9:15 am on second and fourth First Days |
| Business Meeting: | First First Day, 9:00 am |
| Calendar of Events |
Officers and Clerks
Clerk: | Karen Cunnyngham |
Assistant Clerk: | Ellen McBride |
Co-Treasurer: | Dorothy "Dot" Walizer |
Co-Treasurer: | TBD |
Recording Clerk: | Phil Caroom |
Assistant Recording Clerk: | |
Recorder: | Karen Cunnyngham |
Ministry and Worship: | Ann Riggs |
Nominating: | Martha Baer |
Outreach: | Joan Miller |
Pastoral Care: | Barbara "Barb" Thomas |
Peace and Social Concerns: | Philip "Phil" Caroom |
Religious Education: | children@annapolisfriends.org |
Stewardship and Finance: | Weston "Wes" Jordan |
Trustees: | Jack Lahr |
Weekly Announcements: | communications@annapolisfriends.org |
Yearly Meeting Representative: | Barbara "Barb" Thomas |
Annapolis Friends Meeting Newsletters
Annapolis Friends Meeting maintains copies of its weekly announcements on the Meeting's individual website
To place an item in the weekly announcements, Friends may send it to the Meeting's Communication committee at communications@annapolisfriends.org.
Travel Directions
From Route 50 toward Annapolis take Exit 24 toward Bestgate Road. Go .5 miles to first right onto N. Bestgate Road. Take first left onto Dubois Road. Go to the end. Meeting House is on the left.
Annapolis Friends Meeting Spiritual State of the Meeting Reports
Annapolis Friends Meeting Interchange Reports
Visioning Project Report
In 2010 and 2011, Baltimore Yearly Meeting undertook a project to consider the vision of the Yearly Meeting community. As a part of that project, members of the ad hoc Visiting Ministers Committee led a visioning session at each Meeting. The report of the visioning session at Annapolis Friends Meeting is available here.
