Our quiet meetings for worship bring everyone together to
collectively search for the word of God.
Quakers rely on unity and trust within their communities — both inside and outside the meetinghouse — which helps them to create open-minded conversation and cooperation.
The Religious Society of Friends are also known as Quakers. Members refer to one another as Friends. This is not a formal creed, simply a collection of statements known as testimonies that represent the ideals upon which most Friends agree.We are a small, but active group who welcome visitors and seekers alike.
We meet regularly at 10:00am each First Day (Sunday). Our Meetings for Worship last about one hour. All are welcome.
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Quakers believe that if you want to find out what God has to say, you need to listen. And so we spend a lot of time listening in quiet prayer. That quiet prayer time, which can happen anytime, anywhere, is the heart of the Quaker religious experience.
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