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COMMUNITY

Weaving by Hand

Community is one of our Testimonies.  Recognizing the universal human needs for embrace, intimacy and sharing, as well as solitude, Friends support each other as individuals, couples, and families, however constructed or defined.  

The Meeting strives to be present for all its members throughout different stages of their lives and their specific needs – as single people, coupled, or in broader communities – recognizing the Divine in each. 

from The Meeting Community 

- PacYM Faith & Practice (2001)

SPEAK FROM
THE HEART

Besides worship, we have many other ways to join in the life of the Meeting.
Use same Zoom link as is used for Sunday worship (see Meeting homepage).

   ALL ARE WELCOME!

see calendar for dates/times


Social Hour Potlucks
(first Sunday afternoon of each month - bringing a dish not required.)


Meeting for Business
(second Sunday afternoon of each month,  following worship & social)

Special Programs 
(third Sunday afternoon of each month, after worship & social)

Annual Spring Retreat
Each year around the beginning of May, a weekend retreat is scheduled at Ben Lomond Quaker Center.

VOLUNTEER TO HELP

Our Meeting has no paid staff, so volunteers happily do everything! We've found the more we participate, the the Meeting is OUR Meeting, and the greater the sense of our belonging!

 

Set up for Meeting is provided by Facilities Committee, and  snacks for social hour are done by Loaves & Fishes Committee.

 

If you like helping those in need, Mutual Care Committee knows ways  you can serve community.

 

For information about what committees do, see the Committees webpage).

ADVOCATE FOR CHANGE

Our Meeting cares about what's happening in the world. If you are involved in a cause you'd like us to know about, or want to join with us as we take action, contact the Clerk of Peace, Earthcare, and Social Witness Committee.

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You may also join the Quaker Action Worship Group on first Sunday of the month.

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 Our commitment is expressed in our  Minute on Engagement to Uproot &  Dismantle Racism.
The Power, Privilege, & Race subcommittee of Worship and Ministry Committee was formed to help our Friends Meeting actively uproot and dismantle the seeds and weeds of racism and other oppressions within our faith community.  Our adult education programs across six years have considered privilege and race with loving hope that increased knowledge and introspection will transform us into the Beloved Community we seek.  Read our latest report, click here.
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Wood Rings
Individuals in
Our Community
Current and Past
from the newsletter
Spotlights & Highlights
We Remember
Memorial Brochures & Minutes

Ellen Trabilcy

John McCarthy

​Barbara Graves

 

Anne Blackburn

 

Kenneth Wolcott

 

Carol Duhem

 

Rich Tittle

 

Tod Mikuriya

 

Irene Kahn

 

Dee Rossman

 

Stephanie Kennedy

 

Tim Saunders

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Jean Flores

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