Baltimore-Washington Conference Churches join in vaccination efforts as clinic sites.
United Methodist churches in the Baltimore-Washington Conference are serving as pivotal partners with federal, local, and state agencies in efforts to provide COVID-19 vaccinations to as many people as possible. Click here for locations.
Registering for a Vaccine
The County has listed the following places where people are able to register for a vaccine. You must register with each individually. In addition, the State has a list of vaccination locations.Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Resources Clinics
Adventist HealthCare
Holy Cross Hospital
Kaiser Permanente
MedStar Health
Suburban Hospital, a subsidiary of Johns Hopkins
Giant Food
Safeway
CVS
Walgreens
Maryland mass vaccination sites are vaccinating 1A/1B/1C. Text “MDReady” to 898-211 to get alerts from the State, including notices of when there are available appointments at the mass vaccination sites.
Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore - Schedule an appointment online or call 1-855-MDGOVAX (1-855-634-6829)
M&T Stadium, Baltimore - Schedule an appointment online or call 1-855-MDGOVAX (1-855-634-6829)
Six Flags America Theme Park, Upper Marlboro -
Schedule an appointment online or call 1-855-MDGOVAX (1-855-634-6829)
Maryland.gov Covid-19 Vaccine Information
Answers to Your COVID-19 Questions
COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution - Pre-register for an appointment and Sign up for email/text vaccine updates
COVID-19 Free Testing Available at Three Sites with No Doctor’s Order Required and at Popup Sites
Johns Hopkins University Analysis of School Reopening Plans
COVID-19 Event Risk Assessment Planning Tool
'Reopen Montgomery' Small Business Grant Program
Montgomery County Information and Updates
Bishop Easterling's Video Message to the people of the Baltimore-Washington Conference
Local Grocery stores offering dedicated shopping hours for seniors and those at-risk
COVID-19 Emergency Closure Meals for MCPS Students
Coronavirus: What to know, how to help
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and you
Bishop LaTrelle Easterling and the Cabinet of the Baltimore-Washington Conference issued a statement re-affirming the previously established guidelines for churches to re-enter their buildings for in-person worship.