Sept. 17 - small group (closed; please come on the 10th to join a small group, or contact Amy.)

Sept. 24 - small group (closed)

Oct. 1 - Plants and mindfulness with Rania (of Cloud 9 Rooftop Farm). Carpooling will be discussed that week. Take a field trip to Guild House Gardens to connect with spirit and plants! 1221 Fairmount Ave.

Oct. 8 - small group (closed)

Oct. 15 - small group (closed)

Oct. 22 - small group (closed)

Oct. 29 - small group (closed)

Nov. 5 - "But Who Do You Say That I Am?" book club, facilitated by Pamela D. Please contact Pamela by Oct. 15 if you would like a copy of this pamphlet. They are $7 each.
Quakers are often challenged when people ask us what we believe. Are we Christians? Some Friends would say yes, some no, and many would hesitate—it depends what you mean by “Christian.” Doug Gwyn explores the different stances Quakers have assumed in relation to Christianity, from the unique “primitive Christianity revived” of early Friends, through the foundationist, Conservative, ecumenical, interfaith, universalist, and nontheist positions of different Quakers today. Each of these perspectives makes a contribution to the larger Quaker community, but Gwyn also offers queries testing the limits of each and inviting readers to consider how we are “present-day pioneers in a stream of radical hospitality.”

Nov. 12 - "Beyond Special; Coming Home to our True Selves" with Elliott. What did the woman at the well and the prodigal son both have in common?
Maybe it was coming home to their True selves.  Leaving behind old beliefs of separation, a small god, being stuck, miserable and/or bitter and coming
to the place within their hearts where the face of God can be glimpsed in awe and wonder.
You are invited to spend 90 minutes exploring and experiencing your journey to your true home where you are always welcomed. 

Nov. 19 - Meeting for Business [Advent planning has been moved to November 23rd, at the rise of worship]

Nov. 26 - No program (Thanksgiving Eve)