New Haven Friends Meeting
Religious Society of Friends/Quakers
January 2023
We offer both in-person (with masks) and online Sunday Service/Meeting for Worship at 10:30 am.* Everyone is invited to attend. We welcome questions at nhquakers@gmail.com.
If you are not familiar with Friends' unprogrammed meeting for worship, click HERE. All are welcome.
Childrens Program/First Day School during Meeting for Worship for children ages 4+, along with childcare for younger children. Family Circle begins at 10:15 am. in the Meeting Room. Children are led downstairs at 10:30 for their program. Please fill out the intake form for each child in advance of first time attending. Email Carl Testa (carl@carltesta.net) with any questions or concerns.
*Exception for the Third Sunday each month under Meeting Times in the right hand column on this page.
You are Welcome Here
We believe that every person is loved by Divine Spirit. Our Quaker faith community includes people of any age, religious background, race, education, nationality, physical or mental ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or economic circumstance.
You are welcome to join us as you are. We come together in worship at 10:30am:
- To listen to promptings of the Spirit;
- To experience a collective Presence/Wisdom;
- To grow in our faith;
- To be changed;
- To support each other; and
- To help one another do what the inner LIght urges us to do.
If you have questions about our Meeting, contact us at nhquakers@gmail.com
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At each Meeting for Business, a Recording Clerk takes Minutes, which are then typed and reviewed at the following month's meeting. These Minutes are the official record of the Meeting's decisions and considerations. They are also an important re
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Links to videos of New Haven Friends Seeker Sessions on Racial Justice
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On July 1, 2020 New Haven Friends held a virtual Racial Justice Seeker Session, which was attended by 27 people. Peace & Social Outreach Committee ioffered this opportunity for for considering the recent calls by local activists to ‘defund th
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