The heart of our community is our weekly MEETING FOR WORSHIP.

Each of us comes into the meeting room quietly and takes any seat in the circle. A volunteer “greeter” may start worship by sharing a short text, insight, or hope. Then we settle into shared silence. We try to let go of distracting thoughts. Many find that space and time we share together teaches us to trust our own Inner Light.

When we sit in meeting together, we hope to connect with one another, and with what we call the Light or the Spirit or the presence of God. Sometimes after a period of silence, someone becomes aware of a message that might be shared. Then everyone else seeks to silently hold and accept its full meaning. This silence holds us in communion with one another. In an hour-long worship, sometimes several individuals will share messages, while other times the whole meeting is silent.

The greeter signals the end of meeting and invites participants to share joys and sorrows, and announcements.

First Day School (Sunday School) for children ages 6 and above, is held during on Sundays during worship from Labor Day through Memorial Day. First Day School is a time to explore the values, history, and practices of the Quaker tradition and a spiritual life, for the children and their teachers.

Early Child Care, for ages 5 and under, is available for families who are attending the worship service between Labor Day through Memorial Day.