- Upcoming Grant Deadlines: December 1, 2024 – March 31, 2025on October 24, 2024
Funds are available for outreach, traveling for interfaith dialog, service, or ministry, Indigenous people and communities, and more. Apply today! Are you working to enhance the visibility and outreach of
- Exploring PYM Connect: Features for Connection and Communityon October 17, 2024
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting is launching a new online community platform, PYM Connect, in January of 2025. PYM Connect is a secure and supportive virtual space to discuss, engage, and grow
- Friends Counseling Service: Key Questions Answered for Accessible Mental Health Careon September 26, 2024
The Friends Counseling Service (FCS) serves members and attenders of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (PYM) who are in search for guidance, comfort, and assistance. This service offers accessible mental health care
- Asma’s First FGC Gathering Storyon April 9, 2024
May 19, 2023 by Joan Botto, (first published on the Friends General Conference website) Asma arrived at her first Gathering in 2022 after driving 10 hours with Friends from her
- Gest Fellowship at Haverford College Librarieson December 12, 2023
Quaker & Special Collections at Haverford College is now accepting applications for its 2024-2025 short-term fellowship programs. These Fellowships provide funding for scholars at any stage of their careers to
- PYM Celebrates World Quaker Day During A Super Quaker Weekendon October 5, 2023
As Friends around the globe gathered to celebrate World Quaker Day, PYM Friends joined in on the festivities, attending and even volunteering at events throughout the Delaware Valley and Upper
- It’s A Super Quaker Weekend!on September 14, 2023
Get ready for a Super Quaker Weekend! During the last weekend in September, PYM Youth Staff will be joining in youth and family-centered events throughout the region, leading up to
- Young Adult Friend Alex Emmert Shares Experience With Quakerism and Annual Sessionson August 3, 2023
We sat down with 19 yr. old Young Adult Friend, Alex Emmert to find out what drew him to Quakerism from his upbringing as Baptist, what he enjoyed most about