We welcome you to explore the Madison Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends. We celebrate the inclusion of individuals, couples, or families of all backgrounds and constellations in every aspect of the life of our Meeting. In worship we gather for an hour to listen for the presence of Spirit within -- our inner teacher.  

Madison, Wisconsin is situated on the ancestral lands of the Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) People. The Ho-Chunk describe themselves as the Hochungra, which translates to “People of the Sacred Language.” Learn more here

We are an unprogrammed meeting affiliated with FGC (Friends General Conference) and Northern Yearly Meeting (NYM).

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Worship with us

The Meetinghouse is now open for in-person activities and worship!

FIRST DAY (SUNDAY)

• 8:30 am - Meeting for Worship (in person only)
• 9:45 Gathering & Quaker topics (also accessible with Zoom)
• 9:45 Business Meetings (1st Sundays) (also accessible with Zoom)
• 11:15 Meeting for Worship (also accessible with Zoom)
• 11:15 Children's programming (in person only)

Please check Events for other program opportunities.

To Connect to Virtual Worship Meetings and Gathering on First Day (Sunday)

Click this link from a computer, tablet or smartphone for video and audio connection: https://zoom.us/j/723937143?pwd=aUlsbVRsT1lkaldMNEJ3bkMxYXhjQT09 (password is Quaker if you need it)

For just audio on your phone: dial 1-312-626-6799, enter the Meeting ID: 723 937 143  and enter the password 888622

How to participate in Zoom meetings

Host or attend an outdoor worship

SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING EVENTS 

HELPFUL LINKS

Madison Monthly Meeting Indoor Mask and Food Policies

Effective immediately, the use of masks will be determined by the CDC/Dane County Public Health reported community level as follows:

HIGH community level: Masks are required at all Quaker events (when not eating or drinking).   

MEDIUM community level: Masks are recommended, but optional, at all Quaker events.  If you personally are at higher risk, consider taking extra precautions.

LOW community level: Masks are recommended, but optional, at all Quaker events.

Current Level:  Low

The current Community level will be posted at the front and back doors of the Meetinghouse.  You can also find the Community level at the following web page:    https://publichealthmdc.com/coronavirus  It is updated every Thursday evening. Food and drink will be permitted inside at all Quaker events.