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Sundays Worship

Join us for worship at 10:30 a.m. as we move through the calendar year.

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Holy Week Worship Services

MAUNDY THURSDAY CONTEMPLATIVE WORSHIP & COMMUNION SERVICEMarch 28 from 5:30-7:30pmA simple meal of soup, salad and bread is served at 5:30 p.m., followed by a contemplative worship experience. Communion is served. There is no charge for this meal but...

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An open bible.

Worship & Study via Zoom

We are now worshiping in person and online in a hybrid worship format. We hope you'll join us on Sunday either in person on on Zoom.  Click the link below for Zoom links and other useful information.   READ MORE >

Bread and wine laid out for the Maundy Thursday service

Lenten Activities and Worship Services

Lately, it’s not uncommon to hear frustration, anxiety and fatigue deeply felt in the face of both the daily news cycle and the never ending road to justice. So what are we to do in the midst of these intense times? The hymn "God Be With You Til We Meet...

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View of the outside of Trinity Baptist Church.

Worship Service Moves to Trinity Baptist July 22

This year we’re trying something new to address the parking issues that arise each year with the Artscape Festival. We’ve been invited to worship with our friends at Trinity Baptist Church, 1601 Druid Hill Avenue, on July 22 and we hope you’ll join ...

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A Tiffany window in Brown Memorial's sanctuary showing Christ in Gethsemane.

Lenten Activities and Worship Services

Our 2018 Lenten Activities and Worship Services   Fat Tuesday Pancake Supper Tues. Feb. 13, 6-8 p.m. Gather at Memorial Episcopal for pancakes and sausage AND a re-match of the infamous pancake relay race. Memorial took the prize at last year...

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Flyer containing photo of Scott Nolen for the Nov. 12 discussion about the opioid crisis.

Post-Worship Conversation Nov. 12 about Baltimore’s Opioid Crisis

Brown Memorial's Urban Witness group is sponsoring a discussion Nov. 12 after worship led by Scott Nolen from the Open Society Institute-Baltimore about how the national opioid crisis is affecting our city, the factors contributing to this, and the e...

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Brown Memorial's front steps.

Shuttle Bus Stops in Bolton Hill for Worship Sept. 10

Unfortunately we do not have the use of the Mt. Royal Elementary School parking lot for our Sunday worship and education activities this Sunday, Sept. 10, due to the school system painting the lot this weekend.   We will, however, run our shutt...

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A cross made out of nails hangs in Brown Memorial's sanctuary against a black backdrop.

Lenten Activities and Worship Services

Our Lenten Theme This Year: "Call and Response" Getting on the road to the Cross this year might seem especially overwhelming, because Jesus still asks us to walk with him down the long path to the cross, and for many of us that call might be especially ...

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Photo of exterior of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Our Worship Moves to Madison Ave. Presbyterian Jan. 15

(Photo credit for homepage photo of J. Herbert Nelson: Eric O. Ledermann)   *** Read the Baltimore Sun's coverage of the...

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Members of Brown gather around a picnic table outside of Brown in September 2015.

Bring a Dish! Rally Day Picnic Sept. 11 after Worship

Join us for our “back to church” celebratory day on September 11. Worship returns to 11 a.m. with the glorious sound of bagpipes. The Nursery opens at 9:30 a.m. for our families with infants and toddlers. Meditation Circle is at 9:45 a.m. i...

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The Eutaw-Marshburn Elementary Choir sings at a black tie gala in April.

Eutaw-Marshburn Elementary Choir Joins Worship May 1

Brown Memorial is pleased to welcome the Eutaw-Marshburn Elementary School Choir to our Sunday worship service, May 1. The children will sing under the direction of Brown Memorial member Chrystie Adams, and Brown’s music director, Michael Britt. Afterwa...

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Lenten Activities & Worship Services

Please join us for our Lenten Activities and Worship Services, as well as sign-up to receive our daily E-Devotional during the 40 days of Lent.   Feb. 7, following worship Lenten Fair Brown Memorial Asse...

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Worship and Activities Cancelled, Sunday Jan. 24

To all Brown Memorial Members and Friends,   In the interest of everyone’s safety, all activities for Sunday, Jan. 24, have been cancelled. The following activities have been rescheduled:   Annual Meeting will take place next Sund...

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Bowl of holy water.

Midweek Worship, Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23

Each week of Advent, we’ll deepen our spiritual practice with a short and simple Wednesday evening service with space for silence, Scripture and a reflection from a member of the congregation. Each service will end with communion.   READ MORE >

Join us for Worship on Sundays

Brown Memorial is an inclusive Christian community with historic roots in the heart of Baltimore City. Life at Brown emphasizes the worship of God through song, story, Scripture and sermon. As a new visitor we try to strike a balance between communic...

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Worship & Music

Worship is the main act of the Christian community of faith. Every Sunday we gather to encounter God. We bring our voices, our music, the preacher’s interpretive reflection on a Bible passage, our prayers of thanksgiving, our prayers of request, our hop...

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Connecting Opportunities at Brown Memorial

Whether you're looking for education opportunities, social gatherings, or service and social justice advocacy, we hope you will find a place to engage and be known at Brown Memorial. Learn more about upcoming opportunities on our news webpage, in our wors...

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Habits of Faith: Gathered In

Our stewardship series begins today and continues for the next six weeks. Andrew and I will be preaching on habits of faith. We were inspired by the different movements in worship--gathering, listening, proclaiming, responding, celebrating, and sending. A...

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Radical Hospitality

James is back this week with another searing reminder about what it means to be a person of faith and action. Rather than a lesson about how our inner world manifests itself in the way we live, James is here to tell us that our faith is as good as dead wi...

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