The Baltimore Humanistic Jewish Community gathers about 110 households around a Jewish identity grounded in culture, ethics, and history rather than theology. We meet monthly for a Shabbat gathering, mark the holidays with secular-humanistic liturgy, and run a Sunday school that teaches Jewish history and ethics.

We are small, entirely lay-run at present, and candid that we are figuring out what professional leadership should look like for a community like ours.