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Yearbook Baltimore Yearly Meeting Office Staff 17100 Quaker Lane Sandy Spring, Maryland 20860‑1267 301-774‑7663 301-774‑7087 (Fax) Info@Bym-Rsf.Org Yearbook of Baltimore Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society Of Friends Including Minutes of Annual Session 2019 July 30 — August 4, 2019 Including Minutes of Interim Meeting October 20, 2018 March 23, 2019 June 18, 2019 Friends Organizations American Friends Service Committee, 1501 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102; 215-241-7000; afsc.org AFSC-South Region, 75 Marietta Street, Atlanta, GA 30303; 404-586-0460; afsc.org/office/atlanta-ga AFSC-Washington Office, 1822 R Street NW, Washington, DC 20009; 202-483-3341; afsc.org/office/washington-dc Center on Conscience and War, 1830 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20009; 202-483-2220; centeronconscience.org; [email protected] Earlham School of Religion, 228 College Avenue, Richmond, IN 47374; 800-432-1377; esr.earlham.edu Friends Committee on National Legislation, 245 Second Street NE, Washington, DC 20002; 202-547-6019; fcnl.org; [email protected] Friends General Conference, 1216 Arch Street, 2B, Philadelphia, PA 19107; 215-561- 1700; fgcquaker.org Friends Journal, 1216 Arch Street, 2A, Philadelphia, PA 19107; 215-563-8629; friendsjournal.org Friends Non-Profit Housing, Friendly Gardens Office, 2423 Lyttonsville Road, Silver Spring, MD 20910; 301-589-4916 Friends Peace Teams, 1001 Park Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63104; 314-588-1122; friendspeaceteams.org; [email protected] Friends United Meeting, 101 Quaker Hill Drive, Richmond, IN 47374; 765-962-7573; 800-537-8839; friendsunitedmeeting.org; [email protected] Friends Wilderness Center, 305 Friends Way, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425; 304-728-4820; friendswilderness.org Friends World Committee for Consultation - Section of the Americas, 1506 Race Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102; 215-241-7250; fwccamericas.org; [email protected] National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund, 2121 Decatur Place NW, Washington, DC 20008; 202-483-3751; peacetaxfund.org; [email protected] Pendle Hill, 338 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford, PA 19086; 800-742-3150; pendlehill.org; [email protected] Prisoner Visitation and Support, 1501 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102; 215-241-7117; prisonervisitation.org; [email protected] Quaker Earthcare Witness, PO Box 6787, Albany, CA 94706: 510-542-9606; quakerearthcare.org; [email protected] Quaker Religious Education Collaborative, www.quakers4re.org; [email protected] Quaker House, 223 Hillside Avenue, Fayetteville, NC 28301; 910-323-3912; quakerhouse.org Right Sharing of World Resources, 101 Quaker Hill Drive, Richmond, IN 47374; 765-966-0314; rswr.org United Society of Friends Women International, 1214 S Second Street, Oskaloosa, IA 52577; 515-729-1422; usfwi.net William Penn House, 515 East Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003; 202-543-5560; williampennhouse.org Yearbook of Baltimore Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society Of Friends Including Minutes of Annual Session 2019 July 30 — August 4, 2019 Including Minutes of Interim Meeting October 20, 2018 March 23, 2019 June 18, 2019 Table of Contents 2019 Yearbook Contents The Spiritual State of the Yearly Meeting ...................................................................... 1 The Epistles Epistel of the Yearly Meeting ............................................................................... 5 Epistle of Young Adult Friends ............................................................................ 7 Epistle of Young Friends ...................................................................................... 8 Epistle of Junior Young Friends ........................................................................... 9 Epistle of 2019 Women's Retreat ....................................................................... 10 Minutes of Baltimore Yearly Meeting Interim Meeting Tenth Month 20, 2018 Interim Meeting ............................................................. 13 Attachment I2018-43: Affiliations of Friends in Attendance ............... 17 Attachment I2018-44: Program Committee Report ............................. 17 Attachment I2018-45: Peace and Social Concerns Committee: End-of-Life Minute of Homewood Friends Meeting .................... 18 Attachment I2018-45: Peace and Social Concerns Committee: Minute on Immigrants ................................................................... 19 Attachment I2018-45: Peace and Social Concerns Committee: Prescription Drug Affordability Initiative ..................................... 20 Attachment I2018-47: Development Director's Report ....................... 21 Attachment I2018-48: Minute of Appreciation for Ann Venable ........ 22 Attachment I2018-50: Ministry and Pastoral Care Committee: Charge for Pastoral Care Working Group .................................... 24 Attachment I2018-51: Quaker Religious Education Collaborative Report ..................................................................... 25 Attachment I2018-52: Friends United Meeting Report ....................... 26 Attachment I2018-53: Camp Property Manager's Annual Report ....... 30 Attachment I2018-54: Camp Program Manager's Annual Report ....... 36 Attachment I2018-55: STRIDE Working Group Report ..................... 38 Attachment I2018-56: Treasurer's Report ............................................ 40 Third Month 23, 2019 Interim Meeting ............................................................. 45 Attachment I2019-01: Friends in Attendance ...................................... 49 Attachment I2019-01: Change Groups Report .................................... 49 Attachment I2019-02: Faith and Practice Committee Report .............. 50 Attachment I2019-04: Working Group on Civil and Human Rights of Transgender and Non-Binary People Proposed Letter to the Editor ........................................................................ 52 Attachment I2019-04: Working Group on Civil and Human Rights of Transgender and Non-Binary People Background Information ............................................................... 53 Attachment I2019-05: Travel Minute for Jolee Robinson ................... 54 Attachment I2019-09: Trustees Report ................................................ 55 Attachment I2019-10: General Secretary’s Report .............................. 55 Page i 2019 Yearbook Attachment I2019-11: Discernment on STRIDE Program .................. 57 Attachment I2019-11: Overview of the STRIDE Program.................. 60 Attachment I2019-11: Proposal to Create Growing Diverse Leadership Committee as Standing Committee ............................ 61 Attachment I2019-11: STRIDE Coordinator Job Description ............. 62 Attachment I2019-11: Proposed Change to 2019 Budget Regarding STRIDE ....................................................................... 66 Attachment I2019-12: Supervisory Committee Annual Report........... 67 Attachment I2019-14: Proposed Staffing Changes .............................. 67 Attachment I2019-14: Comptroller Job Description............................ 68 Attachment I2019-14: Bookkeeping Assistant Job Description .......... 71 Attachment I2019-15: Development Report ........................................ 73 Attachment I2019-16: Fiscal Year 2018 Treasurer’s Report ............... 75 Attachment I2019-16: 2018 Statement of Financial Position .............. 77 Attachment I2019-16: Statement of Activities .................................... 78 Sixth Month 15, 2019 Interim Meeting .............................................................. 79 Attachment I2019-19: Friends in Attendance ...................................... 83 Attachment I2019-19: West Branch Monthly Meeting Minute on Preferences .................................................................. 83 Attachment I2019-21: Search Committee Report ................................ 84 Attachment I2019-22: Travel Minute of Jade Eaton ............................ 85 Attachment I2019-23: Program Committee Report ............................. 86 Attachment I2019-24: Peace and Social Concerns Committee Report ......................................................................... 88 Attachment I2019-26: Manual of Procedure Committee Report ......... 89 Attachment I2019-28: Youth Programs Manager's Annual Report ..... 92 Attachment I2019-29: Junior Young Friends Program Assistant Job Description .............................................................. 93 Attachment I2019-30: General Secretary's Report .............................. 96 Attachment I2019-31: Trustees Report ................................................ 98 Attachment I2019-32: Statement of Activities .................................... 99 Attachment I2019-32: 2019 Statement of Financial Position ............ 101 Attachment I2019-35: Right Relationship with Animals Working Group Report ............................................................... 102 Attachment I2019-36: Friends United Meeting Report ..................... 102 Attachment I2019-37: Advancement and Outreach Committee Report ....................................................................... 103 Attachment I2019-38: Friends General Conference Report .............. 105 Minutes of Baltimore Yearly Meeting Annual Session 2019 Tuesday, July 30, 2019 ..................................................................................... 107 Wednesday, July 31, 2019—morning session .................................................. 110 Wednesday, July 31, 2019—afternoon session ................................................ 113 Thursday, August 1, 2019 ...............................................................................
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