2025 STONY RUN JAZZ CONCERT

2025 Concert Live & Livestreamed

WOLF Warren

SUNG Helen

With an opening set featuring

Friends School Jazz Ensemble

Benefits Stony Run Friends Meeting • Saturday, October 25 at 7 PM

About Stony Run Friends Meeting

The Baltimore Monthly Meeting of Friends, Stony Run is a large, unprogrammed (without pastors or order of service) Quaker Meeting, with individuals and families of all ages, races, sexual orientations, and family makeup. Attendance at a Meeting for Worship can range from less than 10 people to more than 100. Visitors are warmly welcomed. Quakers have a long history of working for equality, social justice, and peace. Organizations and initiatives we support include: Stony Run Supports these Quaker Affiliates

American Friends Service Committee (AFSC – National and South Region) Baltimore Yearly Meeting Camping Programs STRIDE Friends Church Baltimore Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) Friends Council on Education (FCE) Friends General Conference (FGC)

Friends Journal Friends Peace Teams

Friends Wilderness Center Friends World Committee on Consultation (FWCC) Quaker Earthcare Witness Quaker United Nations Program

Quaker Voluntary Service Ramallah Friends Meeting

Stony Run’s Recent Work Includes Direct Support for these Organizations and Initiatives

Baltimore Abortion Fund Children’s Peace Libraries, Rwanda Clay Pots / New Faith Ministry Franciscan Center Friends School Summer Outreach Program GEDCO • CARES Food Pantry

Health Care for the Homeless Kaimosi Girls School, Kenya Marian House Maryland Ecumenical Council Right Sharing of World Resources Woodberry Crossing

To see more of the organizations supported by Stony Run, please see pages 6-7 and the ads for nonprofits throughout this book.

Program

Live performance at Stony Run Friends Meeting and Livestream on YouTube Opening set: Friends School of Baltimore Jazz Ensemble Main act: The Warren Wolf and Helen Sung Duo

There will be one intermission After the concert, meet the performers and enjoy refreshments downstairs

You can donate to this benefit concert for Stony Run Friends Meeting here:

Event Planning Committee Philip Porter, Clerk Margaret Allen, Deborah Bedwell, Linda Loubert, Todd Marcus, Sandi Morton, Katherine Hancock Porter, and Sara Workeneh With special help from: Matthew D’Agostino, Elizabeth Elliott, Ashley Gorby, Debbie Feldman Jones, Laura McGuire, and Wade Zagurski

Please note: If you do not wish to be seen or recorded on our live stream or in photography (for use on our social media and website), please sit on the benches facing the band towards the back of the room. Portions of all the rest of the benches will be visible to our cameras. Baltimore Monthly Meeting of Friends, Stony Run 443-703-2590 | sroffice@StonyRunFriends.org | www.StonyRunFriends.org

The Performers

WARREN WOLF is a multi-instrumentalist. From the age of three, the Baltimore native was trained on the vibraphone, drums, and piano—under the guidance of his father Warren Wolf Sr. He at- tended Peabody Preparatory—studying classical music with Leo LePage. He studied with John Locke at Baltimore School for the Arts for high school. Warren also attended Berklee College of Music.

During his time at Berklee, Warren studied with Carib- bean jazz vibraphonist Dave Samuels. After graduating from Berklee in May of 2001, Warren became an active musi- cian in the Boston scene—also teaching at Berklee College of Music. Warren, who resides in Baltimore, is an International touring musician and music professor both at Peabody Con-

servatory in Baltimore and at San Francisco Conservatory. Warren has performed throughout the United States of America, South America, Canada, Italy, Spain, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Scotland, London, Greece, Singapore, Thailand, Jarkata, Bangkok, Tokyo, Paris, Moscow, and many other countries. Warren has made several recordings as a leader and as sideman for Mack Ave Records, Blue Note Records, and boutique Indepen- dent Jazz Record Labels. Musicians that Warren has performed or recorded with include SFJAZZ Collective, Christian McBride & Inside Straight, and Robert Glaspers.

The Warren Wolf & Helen Sung Duo

HELEN SUNG is a jazz pianist/composer and a Guggenheim Fellow. She diverged from her classical upbringing after encountering jazz during undergraduate studies at the University of Texas at Austin. Helen became part of the inaugural class of the Theloni- ous Monk Institute (renamed the Herbie Hancock Institute in 2019) of Jazz Performance at the New England Conservatory of

Music and won the Kennedy Center’s Mary Lou Williams Jazz Piano Competition. In addition to her band and album projects, Helen has performed and toured with such luminaries as Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, and Wyn-

ton Marsalis. She is currently visiting faculty at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and an Associate Professor at Columbia University, where she also was the inaugural jazz artist-in-resi- dence at its Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Insti- tute, which explores analogies between jazz and neuroscience. Other activities of note include her large ensemble project “Big, Band, & Beyond”; a digital streaming series “Re-Orientation: Asian American Artists Out Loud”; and partnering with the National Jazz Museum in Harlem to present programs about the neuroscience behind making/hearing music to engage those liv- ing with Alzheimer’s and other dementias. “Sung plays with crisp swing and elegant invention, her rhythms drawing from the music’s deepest blues roots – and setting listeners’ heads bobbing – while she explores her own fresh ideas, often inspired from her classical training,” according to the New York Times .

Causes We Support

In addition to those noted on page 2, the Stony Run community sup- ports many causes and organizations including: Asylee Women Enterprise (AWE) assists asylum seekers and survivors of torture with services including emergency and transitional housing, case management, English instruction, and job readiness training. www.asyleewomen.org Baltimore Jazz Alliance promotes and supports jazz in the Baltimore region for the benefit of both artists and audiences by presenting, educating, collaborating, and informing, to foster the rich legacy of jazz in our community. www.baltimorejazz.com Baltimore Peace Movement is the new name for Baltimore Ceasefire 365. The organization creates opportunities for the community to notice, uplift, nurture, share, and bask in the peace that already exists within each of us. www.baltimorepeacemovement.com Belize City Friends School ministers in Belize City while educating boys and girls. SRFM supports their Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) as well as a program to end human trafficking. www.friendsunitedmeeting.org/where-we-work/caribbean Episcopal Refugee and Immigrant Center Alliance (ERICA) provides direct as- sistance to refugees, asylum seekers, and “asylees” with no-interest loans, emergency financial assistance, education workshops, men- toring, and advocacy. www.erica-baltimore.org Esperanza Center is an immigrant resource center that assists people who are new to the U.S. Programs include ESL education, citizenship classes, healthcare, and low-cost legal services. www.catholiccharities-md.org Friends Women’s Association Ntaseka Clinic in Bujumbura, Burundi provides health care to women and their families, improving reproductive health, care for HIV-positive people, and support for rape victims. www.fwaburundi.com Great Kids Farm, a 33-acre urban farm, exposes City School students to a farm with a stream, woods, fields, and greenhouses; provides hands- on opportunities to connect farm and plate; reinforces curricular concepts; strengthens environmental literacy; and promotes healthy habits for the whole child. www.friendsgkf.org

Peace • Justice • Humanitarian Aid

The Intercultural Counseling Connection connects mental health profession- als (who provide culturally responsive counseling and therapeutic services) to asylum seekers, refugees, and other forced migrants, at no charge to the client. www.interculturalcounseling.org Interfaith Action for Human Rights (IAHR) represents people of faith in Virginia, D.C., and Maryland who advocate the end of prison policies and practices that promote torture and solitary confinement, and counter bigotry. www.interfaithactionhr.org Intersection of Change is dedicated to enriching the economic, social, and spiritual lives of those dealing with poverty-related issues in Sandtown- Winchester, Upton, and surrounding communities, by offering a recov- ery program for women, revitalizing several blocks of Pennsylvania Avenue, and running an urban farm. www.intersectionofchange.org Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform (MAJR) is a bipartisan, statewide alliance seeking legislative changes in the state’s correctional policies to sup- port alternatives to incarceration, address inequities, and aid those returning from prison. www.ma4jr.org McKim Center in Baltimore’s Jonestown neighborhood creates a safe haven in a rocky world, connecting people throughout the city; empowering and motivating young people to work together and give their best; and developing new leaders and role models for upcom- ing generations. www.mckimcenter.org Pennsylvania Avenue Black Arts & Entertainment District seeks to empower Black creatives and stimulate the economy in West Baltimore with networking and resource sessions, paid internships, historical photo- graphic and mural installations, marquee events, and a K -12 educational toolkit. www.blackartsdistrict.org Ramallah Friends School has been closely tied with the history of Palestine since the Ottoman Empire. Under the care of Friends United Meeting, RFS offers children an academically rigorous, balanced, and inclusive learning environment. www.rfs.edu.ps UniFIED Efforts is a community organization in West Baltimore with a focused goal: engage youth during their time outside of school, enhance learning, and avoid summer slide. www.unifiedefforts.org

P.O. Box 9731, Arlington, VA 22219 p: 703-539-2163 Email: info@interfaithactionhr.org www.interfaithactionhr.org

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Belize Friends School and Belize Friends Center

We thank Stony Run Friends (SRFM) for supporting our work in the South- side neighborhood of Belize City, the most impoverished urban community in Belize. Our children are faced with daily hunger, need safe places to stay, and need help negotiating streets where gangs struggle for control.The School and the Friends Center are safe havens, where children have support to enter high school and families can receive needed food and other support. Some of the programs and services that SRFM has supported include: • Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) workshops • The Community Safety Project to end human trafficking, resist gang recruitment of teenage boys, and create awareness about mental health • Physical improvements to our building • Enabling food distribution among school families and others by a group of women in the Friends Center church

Your support for education has given vulnerable children scholarships, school supplies and uniforms so that they can stay in class, complete high school, and pursue new opportunities. And this leadership recycles! Our Board Clerk is a Belize Friends School graduate, and our Principal also grew up in Southside. Both are education professionals. Our continuing needs include: • Support for general operations. • Community safety project to create mental health awareness. • Scholarships (we expect to open a new fund for this next year) All contributions may be made online at

www.FUM.org or sent to: Friends United Meeting 101 Quaker Hill Drive Richmond, Indiana, 47374

On the memo line, checks should say “Belize Friends School and Center.”

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About Quakers

The Religious Society of Friends, whose members are called Friends or Quakers, goes back to the 17 th Century. Today, there are approxi- mately 400,000 Quakers worldwide, living and worshipping in 87 countries. Quakers are all ages, educational backgrounds, races, sexual orientations, gender identities, and abilities. Everyone is welcome among Friends.

What do Quakers Believe? We practice a religion of experience; a contemporary, simple, and radical faith. Quakers observe no dogma, creed, or ritual. However, we are committed to certain beliefs and practices, includ- ing respect for one another and all

Quaker Testimonies Simplicity Peace Integrity Community Equality Stewardship of the Earth

peoples; hope that the search for truth will lead to right action; and trust in the divine element in each person to resist evil and to do good. We understand that one’s outward life needs to bear witness to truth discerned inwardly. We commit to live simply so that others can simply live. We believe the Inner Light is the manifestation of the Divine. The Inner Light is not one’s conscience but that which enlightens one’s conscience. We discern the Inner Light by silently and patiently waiting for the Divine to speak to us during what we call Meeting for Worship. Stony Run Friends Meeting belongs to a branch of Quakers that holds an unprogrammed Meeting for Worship, which means that we have no set prayers, sermons, altars, scripture readings, or hymns.

All who are present silently join in prayer and meditation and, if moved by the Divine Spirit, give expression to prayer or speak in the spirit of worship. It is through the weekly Meeting for Worship that we seek spiritual nourishment and inspiration to go back into, and provide service to, the broader society.

Commitment to Peace, Equality, and Social Justice

We believe that faith must be expressed through action and service to society – to serve society is to serve the Divine. Friends have engaged

in social action including the abolitionist movement, World War II relief work, refugee work, and the civil rights movement. We strive to achieve peace, racial equality, gender equality, prison reform, the abolition of capital punishment, and a living wage for all. We condemn war, but not a specific group of people, as we seek to establish a framework for reconciliation. We believe that those who are called enemies are, in fact, friends separated by misun- derstanding. The Religious Society of Friends historically belongs to a group of churches advocating for pacifism or nonresistance. Peace churches also include the Church of the Brethren, Mennonites, and the Amish. Join Us All are invited to join us for our Meeting for Worship, which is held twice on Sundays, at 9:30 and 11:00 AM.

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Caring for HIV Positive People by providing medical care and follow-up, nutri- tional support, self-help groups, and advocacy for voluntary HIV screening. Supporting Rape Survivors by holding trauma healing workshops, providing medical care, and supporting survi- vors through self-help groups and the Street Business School that teaches skills for financial autonomy.

Improving Women’s Reproductive Health by teaching family planning and pro- viding clinic services for contraception and ultrasound. Action on Gender-Based Violence by advocating for community mobiliza- tion against gender-based violence by working with community and religious leaders.

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This is Stony Run Friend Meeting’s only fundraising event of the year. Contributions from the 100+ sponsors you see in these pages comprise about 20% of our annual budget and support Stony Run operations and activities. The ads tell us about charitable organizations supported by Friends at Stony Run, Quaker-owned businesses, and businesses in the wider community. Many of the ads for nonprofit organizations are sponsored by individuals, who share the cost of the ad. We encourage you to donate to any of the charitable organiza- tions you see here: they are doing important work for the community. To promote your business or support an ad for your favorite charitable organization in next year’s program contact Philip Porter , srfgivingcommittee@gmail.com

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Let’s celebrate, revitalize, and care.

McKim wa s established as a free school in 1821. The McKim School Temple Building opened in 1833. It sits next to the 1781 Friends Meeting House, It sits next to the 1781 Friends Meeting House , In 2022, the McKim Center and Stony Run Friends Meeting are celebrating 201 years since McKim was established as a free school in 1821. The McKim School building opened in 1833. Baltimore's oldest religious building.

Baltimore's oldest religious building. Today we face new opportunities and challenges in the neighborhood.

McKim is prospering: McKim is undergoing exciting changes:

• Coach Garfield Thompson continues to lead as Executive Director of the McKim Center. • Coach Garfield Thompson is the new Executive Director of the McKim Center. • We are planning major renovations of the McKim Center's buildings. • We are continuing our foundational athletic programming at the McKim Center . • We have partnered with the Baltimore Wisdom Project of Wisdom Projects, Inc. to provide STEM and healing educational services and institutional support. • • We are planning major renovations of the McKim Center's buildings. • We are continuing our foundational athletic programming at the McKim Center. The Friends School of Baltimore has reinvigorated its long standing connection to McKim by affording faculty member Dr. Amy Schmaljohn time to dedicate her skills to the care and uplift of the McKim Center . • Gunpowder Friends Meeting continues to uplift McKim. Now is the time to support McKim. Visit https://www.mckimcenter.org/donate and give today. and give today. Now is the time to support McKim . Visit https://mckimcenter.org/donate and give today. Join us as McKim and Stony Run celebrate 201 years. • We are partnering with the Baltimore Wisdom Project of Wisdom Projects, Inc. to provide STEM and healing educational services.

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