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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.

Hagerstown Area Religious Council, Washington County, MD

We Can Do More Together.

To embody mercy, justice and love as diverse faith partners in Washington County.

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Mar 24Stories in the Round: Fanny Crawford 13245 Cearfoss Pike
Hagerstown, MD 21740 United States view details
Mar 28Music at Grace Concert Series – The Maryland State Boychoir 712 Church St.
Hagerstown, MD United States view details
Mar 29Cinderella Shop Open 201 N. Potomac St
Hagerstown, MD 21740 United States view details
Apr 03Faith and Waters Restoration Forum 5885 Robert Oliver Place
Columbia, MD 21045 United States view details
Apr 05End Hunger Potato Drop 1020 Maryland Ave.
Hagerstown, MD view details
Apr 05Free Easter Event for Families 108 East Franklin Street
Hagerstown, Maryland 21740 view details
Apr 05Human Trafficking 101 1911 Rohrersville Rd.
Knoxville, MD 21758 United States view details
Apr 08HARC Meeting: How do Faith Leaders Deal with the Tensions of our Times? 712 Church St.
Hagerstown, MD United States view details
Apr 10Low Vision Support Group view details

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Equity in Education Scholarship

Applications open through March 31, 2025.

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Ed Poling Memorial HARC Hike for Hunger & Hope

Registration open for the 2025 HARC Hike (May 31) and the Challenge Hike (May 17)

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  1. The Hagerstown Area Religious Council (HARC) is a coalition of churches and houses of faith in the Hagerstown area of Washington County. Formerly Washington County Council of Churches, HARC has been active in the community since around 1946 and has been recognized as a 501c3 non-profit organization since 2001.
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Season of Nonviolence and Peacemaking January 30 - April 4

The official Season for Nonviolence begins by marking the anniversary of the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi on January 30 and ends on the April 4 anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Between are 64 days of practice of the principles of Gandhi, King, and others to bring about peace and nonviolence in our world today.

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