Chatham Summit Quakers
We are a multi-generational community with a diversity of spiritual backgrounds, who support one another in our individual spiritual journeys. We offer opportunities for worship and spiritual growth as well as opportunities for involvement and social action.
Our gathered, silent worship is a place of quiet reflection, where we listen for the guidance of the divine. In worship we are strengthened to live joyfully, to work for peace and social justice, and to reflect our values in our daily lives.
We value our Quaker traditions of equality, non-violence and simplicity, and we strive to be a community that welcomes all without regard to race, age, background, sexual preference or gender identity.
You are welcome here!
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Fifth Annual PEACE LEADERSHIP CAMP, July 8-11 and 15-18: Open to all youth entering grades 8-11. To register, contact Camp Director Stuart Sydenstricker, 973-538-2035, [email protected]. For information about camp activities, fees and scholarships visit the camp website https://avpnjyouth.weebly.com.
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Newcomers & Visitors: We have a page dedicated to you. Go to About / Info. for Newcomers.
Rentals: Our meetinghouse is available for rent. For details, go to About / Rentals.
Meeting Times
We invite you to join us for our Meeting for Worship, held 11 a.m.-noon, on Sundays.
We are family-friendly. Child care is provided.
Any questions? Please email us via the Contact Us button.
What's New
This committee is responsible for religious instruction of the meeting’s children and youth, and for creating a safe, welcoming, accepting environment for all young people.
The primary role of the clerk of the Chatham Summit Quaker Meeting is to organize and run the business meetings.
Chatham-Summit Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) believes that the U.S. should close the prison at Guantánamo Bay.
At the present time, many evils and problems compete for the attention of people of good will. Warfare, nuclear proliferation, intolerance, inequality, poverty, illness, and homelessness are just some of the challenges facing the world today.
“Just as there is that of God in every person, there is that of God in every relationship that calls upon God.” New York Yearly Meeting Faith and Practice.
Summit Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) endorses the New Jersey Death Penalty Moratorium Resolution.
Worship with us!
We invite you to join us for our Meeting for Worship, held 11 a.m.-noon, on Sundays.
We are family-friendly. Child care is provided.
Any questions? Please email us via the Contact Us button.
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