Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Abington Monthly Meeting
Sundays at Seven
Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Sundays at Seven
Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Sundays at Seven
Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Sundays at Seven
Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Sundays at Seven
Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Sundays at Seven
Introduction to Quakerism Series, All Welcome! An informal discussion each Sunday evening about specific aspects of Quakerism in our beautiful and rustic Short Stable building at Abington Friends Meeting. Join us for all session, just one session, or as many as you’d like.
Annual Benjamin Lay Lecture: The Collective Reparations Responsibility
This year’s lecture presented by Rashaun Williams, “The Collective Reparations Responsibility”, is a conversation and workshop on how different communities can play their part in reparative justice to Black Americans whose ancestors endured chattel slavery in the United States.
Rashaun Williams is an all around altruist. He has been a community organizer and human services professional in Philadelphia for over a decade and is passionate about creating opportunities for his community. During his 4 years as the co-chair of N’COBRA PHL, he authored, organized, and lobbied for and eventually co-chaired the Philadelphia Reparations Task Force.
Heeding God’s Call to End Gun Violence at Abington Meeting
Abington Friends Meeting will host Brian Miller, Executive Director of Heeding God’s Call to End Gun Violence. “As Quakers, we are called to live out the testimony of peace. Gun violence challenges the foundations of that testimony, claiming over 40,000 lives annually in the United States.”
Climate Up Close: A conversation with Dr. Nadir Jeevanjee
Climate Up Close: A conversation with Dr. Nadir Jeevanjee, NOAA climate scientist and Princeton professor of physics. Sunday, November 3rd at 11AM at Abington Monthly Meeting.
Dr. Jeevanjee represents a group of dedicated scientists committed to making the facts of climate science accessible to a broad audience. The goal of Climate Up Close is to begin conversations about climate change, and to build communities that are prepared to address the coming climate changes both locally and globally.Please join us on Sunday, November 3rd at 11am for a short coffee fellowship followed by a conversation with Dr. Jeevanjee.
Zoom Link for this Hybrid Event: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82081803862?pwd=y3ufNMajd4MJUtSaveeN6N2sS0PYgP.1
