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We typically meet every 3rd Wednesday evening at 7:00. Last month we discussed the beginning of the book Caste: The origins of our discontents by Isabel Wilkerson. We are going to meet this week 7-28 at 7:00 at Kennett Friends Meeting house and or on Zoom. We will discuss Part one, two and three. (up to page 114, if you […]
Come for worship, programs, business, and fellowship! 8:45-9:00 Sign in 9:00-10:15 Meeting for Business, each Quarter meeting separately AND CHILDREN'S PROGRAM! 10:30-11:30 Meeting for Worship 11:45-12:45 Lunch and fellowship 12:45 gathering for program AND CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES 1:00-3:00 CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES 1:00-3:00* program - Better Angels Skill Session with Jennifer Elam, a member of Goshen Friends Meeting in […]
of Western Quarterly Meeting will convene at Kennett Friends Meeting House March 8, at 3pm
Menu: Curry chicken or chickpeas, vegetable or plain rice, cucumber chutney, korma (dessert) Purchase a full meal for $15 or by item for $3-6 Proceeds to benefit the Carter Community Development Corporation (see their mission)
Come for Fellowship and Fun! Game Night at Kennett Friends Meeting
at Kennett Friends Meeting
How subliminal racism affects society, education, politics and each of us as individuals. Presented by Pastor C. Ernie Stevens. (If parking lot is full, please use the garage on East Linden Street.)
Help us Spread the Word! An Invitation to gather and connect with others new(ish) to Quakerism New attenders and members from across PYM are invited to gather together at Kennett Friends Meeting from 10 AM to 3 PM on Saturday, May 5 for an interactive focus group that addresses questions like: What brings you to meeting for worship? […]
In one way or another all of us have had to face the harsh reality of gun violence in communities, or in our friends’ communities and unfortunately an ever increasing occurrence of gun violence where our most vulnerable go to learn and grow, our schools. Our own children are leading this conversation that has affected […]