HARC Meeting: WC Homeless Coalition
Have you wondered what's being done in Washington County to help homeless individuals and families? Are you curious how many people are homeless in our community? Are you concerned about […]

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.
Have you wondered what's being done in Washington County to help homeless individuals and families? Are you curious how many people are homeless in our community? Are you concerned about […]
We believe in nurturing the unlimited potential of every child (HARC belief statement). In October, HARC welcomes Dottie Gruler, Chairperson for Rising To Learn, to share about this new organization […]
HARC members and friends are invited to participate in roundtable conversations and fellowship. We'll tackle some questions from our own spiritual lenses and enjoy fellowship with one another. Join us […]
All members and affiliates are requested to attend our annual meeting! Representatives of other houses of worship and community members are welcome and encouraged to join us. This will be […]
This month, we'll get an update from Habitat for Humanity of Washington County. Come learn about current programs, how homeownership works, and ways the faith community can be involved. Join […]
This month, we'll hear from representatives of the Washington County Department of Social Services regarding foster care needs and benefits access, including implications for our community from recent legislation. Join […]
After a summer hiatus, our monthly HARC meetings return. In September, our meeting will be at the Salvation Army, where we will hear from Major Mark Van Meter about current […]
On October 20, HARC's Interfaith Team invites you to experience a taste of the "World Changers Club," a program offered by the team during our Lighthouse Summer Enrichment Program at […]

November 22 at 4:00 pm. Join us for this uplifting service featuring Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Baha’i, and Buddhist traditions.
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