New Haven Friends Meeting
Religious Society of Friends/Quakers
May 2022
We offer both in-person and online Sunday Meeting for Worship at 10:30 am - a 'hybrid' meeting. Everyone is invited to attend. The Meeting room chairs are arranged to reflect CDC guidance, and attenders are required to wear a mask.
The recurring Zoom link is included in the Weekly Updates email. Or send request to nhquakers@gmail.com.
We are currently (May 2022) in the process of restarting our Sunday school program and childcare for infants and toddlers. Please email nhfclerks@gmail.com to inquire about current offerings.
*Please check out the exception for the Third Sunday each month under Meeting Times in the right hand column on this page.
If you are not familiar with Friends' unprogrammed meeting for worship, click HERE. All are welcome.
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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To see a full page CALENDAR for this month click HERE
What's New
On this page is gathered (1) programs from Memorial Meetings and (2) Memorial Minutes of those in our meeting community who have died.
During the 19th and into the 20th century, Native American children were forced or pressured to attend Chrisian and government-run boarding schools or day schools. The purpose was to "kill the Indian and save the man".
In a difficult time, the teachers at our sister organization, Friends Center for Children, stand with those who are hurting.
The attached document is a guide for New Haven Friends Meeting Clerks and Committee on information needed by the Communication Committee for a posting
Dear Friends,
Looking for the Meeting's Directory and/or the Committees List? These documents contain personal addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses and are, therefore, available only from the Password-Protected portion of this website. You must have created an account to log in to the website to get them. A printed copy is also available from the Clerk. Contact a member of the Communications Committee if you need help logging into the website.
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