Meeting Vitality  Saturday, April 10 from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. We will bring three topics to the table. Community-building, including the role of the old reliable pot-luck Managing dissension, the major reason why religious organizations lose congregants Checking the pulse of our spiritual vitality Please register here: https://calnquarterlymeeting.ticketspice.com/caln-quarterly-meeting-membership-development-series-part-6 Registration is free. The donation is optional. To register only, […]

The annual workshop of the Legislative Policy Collaborative of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting will be a virtual event,  featuring a keynote address by Peter Murchison, a member of Wilton Friends Meeting (CT) whose nephew was one of the first graders killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School eight years ago. There will also be a panel discussion […]

Saturday Zoom Pre- Registration is required. This 2-hour interactive discussion format workshop is open to f/Friends in the Philadelphia Quarter and across the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting – all levels of experience are welcome. Are you intimidated by what seems to be a daunting task? Do you want a re-fresher? Get ready to be inspired. Jim […]

Join Claire, our Youth Coordinator, for an All Ages Program prior to worship at our April Gathering. Click here for the flyer.

Ready for 100 invites local governments to lead the way to a transition away from dirty fuels like coal and fracked gas to 100% clean energy sources like solar and wind.  We are asking Supervisors, Councilors, Mayors, CEOs, religious leaders, principals, college presidents, civic and community leaders, parents, and students to commit to solutions that help […]

The spirituality Group continues to meet every 3rd Wednesday evening at 7:00. On this Wednesday April 21, Annmarie Carr will lead us in a discussion about the Byzantine way of illuminating manuscripts!  Please join, all are welcome! - https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86739314909?pwd=QnJmUWxWQ2ZPVzRkQ3M2YklDRWp2QT09 Meeting ID: 867 3931 4909   Passcode: 391875 We looked last month at several of the great Irish […]

Join Moorestown Friends Meeting’s Anti-Racism Committee as we read and discuss our member Matthew van Meter’s book about life, politics and civil rights in the 1960s – and the landmark civil rights decision of Duncan v. Louisiana. Matthew, a journalist and activist (Shakespeare in Prison), did extensive research to create an account of “how grassroots heroism […]