Food Distribution – Fresh Vegetables
Otterbein United Methodist Church 108 East Franklin Street, Hagerstown, MarylandSponsored by Hagerstown Lions Club 10:30 AM until ? While supplies last Drive through pick-up Download a flyer here
Hagerstown Area Religious Council
The Hagerstown Area Religious Council (HARC) is a coalition of churches and houses of faith in the Hagerstown area of Washington County.
Sponsored by Hagerstown Lions Club 10:30 AM until ? While supplies last Drive through pick-up Download a flyer here
Presented by Dr. Yu-Hsuan Liao, Associate Professor of Piano and Coordinator of Keyboard Studies at Shepherd University. Featuring the American Premiere of Nocturne No.1, by local composer and musician, Harry Sterling. Additional repertoire by Alexander Scriabin, Ming-Hsiang Yen, Carlos Simon, George Crumb, and Heitor Villa-Lobos. The program can be viewed at facebook.com/stjohnshagerstown, or www.stjohnshagerstown.org under the FB & Worship […]
Time change - now 9 am until supplies run out. Come early.
Sponsored by Hagerstown Health Care and Otterbein UMC. Please call 1-800-REDCROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter Hagerstown Health Care to schedule an appointment. Download flyer
Part of the Celebrate African American Heritage Series
Time change - now 9 am until supplies run out. Come early.
HARC Monthly Meeting We are excited to welcome Rev. Donald L. Marbury as a speaker at our next HARC meeting! Rev. Marbury is the senior pastor of Ebenezer AME Church in Hagerstown and author of the acclaimed book "MY PEOPLE, MY PEOPLE, MY GOD!" He left a 27-year career in 1997 as a top public broadcasting […]
Speaker: Kate Clifford Larson, PhD.
The first hour will be Suicide Prevention and the second hour will introduce you to their Warrior 2 Soul Mate program for veterans and their partners. They will discuss typical issues found in relationships and talk about strategies they teach to help with communication. If you attended the training in March, you are welcome to […]
To honor the International Day of Peace, an Interfaith Progressive Dinner will be held at three different local houses of worship with four faith traditions participating. Small plates of food will be served at each location as we progressively move as one group from place to place.
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