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Living

The Samaritan Women Residence provides a Christ-centered environment for individual women who are ready to make positive changes in their lives.  We offer a transitional residence, academic and vocational training, spiritual development, and communal support to women who are rebuilding their lives from hurtful choices of unfortunate circumstances.

Learning

Our Event Center welcomes churches, youth groups, nonproft organizations, community groups, sobriety meetings--any group looking for a haven in the City where you can enjoy fellowship, build community, and promote healing.  Our accompanying Spiritual Garden provides a lovely setting for larger outdoor events or a quiet place for meditation and reflection.

Growing

TSW Gardens is our ministry to the whole community, growing fresh produce to support local shelters, recovery houses and neighbors in need, and providing a garden oasis in the heart of the City.  Our vision is to expand the Garden to engage individuals and families in learning about horticulture, ecology, and urban gardening, and to provide a healthy alternative for their own tables.

 
IN THE NEWS!

Press Release:
American University Students Boost Baltimore Farm Production - click here to learn more about this interesting intersection between computer science and urban farming.


Press Release:

International Expert in Human Trafficking Joins the Samaritan Women Board – The Samaritan Women, a nonprofit ministry in Baltimore city, is pleased to announce that Bill Hillar has joined its Board of Directors . He will assist the organization in furthering public awareness and mobilizing Christian congregations and local social services to serve victims of human trafficking and domestic sex slavery. Read more...

Video Report:
Maryland Newline's Jessica MacLeod interviewed Jeanne Allert and Board member Bill Hillar about human trafficking in Baltimore and The Samaritan Women's response. Click here to learn more.


Radio Interview:
TSW’s Farm Manager Roy Skeen was interviewed on WYPR's “Midday with Dan Rodericks” about the quality of the food we eat and the movement to consuming locally-grown produce. Click here to listen to the interview and read more about The Samaritan Women in our News and Media section.

 

For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me,  I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.  -- Matthew 25:35-36

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