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Temple Beth Shalom
Temple Beth Shalom is a growing, vibrant Reform congregation with a warmth for tradition. They have over 270 member households representing approximately 1,000 individuals. The diverse membership includes families and singles, from all age groups, living in Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, and neighboring areas. As the largest synagogue in the county, it is a center of Jewish worship, education, social action, and friendship.
Asbury Broadneck United Methodist Church
Asbury Broadneck United Methodist Church is an historical African American church. It is reported that the church began before 1851 when enslaved men of African decent started meeting at a placed called “Old School House Hill” to praise God in their own way. This was before they could afford a church house. But, the first church was built only yards from the original meeting location on St. Margaret’s Road, which is now Meeting House Lane south of Route 50 east of Annapolis, MD.
Broadneck Baptist Church
Broadneck Baptist Church is nestled in the Broadneck peninsula’s waterfront community of Cape St. Claire on Hilltop Drive. The Church is small in size and intimate in atmosphere, with approximately 40 members and participants. The congregation values a cooperative, collegial, mutual leadership that is inclusive of women and the laity.