News & Announcements

On March 5 at 11:30 our long time member Andrew (Andy) Mills will be in conversation with us about his newest book, "Reporting For Duty: My Urgency for Justice and Peace".  Just published, the book is a memoir of his long and active life in service to his Quaker values.  Beyond a memoir, the book has history and analysis of situationa and events that can enlighten us, and it carries the message of encouragement to us all to join the struggle.

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In the souvenier booklet for "Deep River: A Musical Tribute to the Negro Spiritual" held on Feb 18, 2023 at the Burlington Meeting House and Conference Center, Trenton Meeting placed a full page "ad".  We celebrated our neighborhood connections, our member, Nikki Mosgrove, who is rising clerk of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and our oldest member, Joe Taylor!

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Speaking up to protect our communities from the extreme danger of a proposed Liquified Natural Gas project

RESOLUTION IN OPPOSITION TO LNG TRANSPORT THROUGH NEW JERSEY AND EXPORT FROM GIBBSTOWN

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A full house of children with their families from the neighborhood and beyond had a wonderful time on December 17th building gingerbread houses and decorating gingerbread cookies.  A lot of preparation made it a great, chaotic, friendly and creative afternoon.  Be sure to see the video of all the houses..

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On a sunny, windy day in Trenton's historic Mill Hill Park, Trenton Meeting joined a vast array of tables, booths and vendors at the annual Juneteenth Festival.  We had a wonderful time and a wonderful response.  We connected with a great many people - folks we already knew and new ones who were interested to know about or be reminded about the historic Meetinghouse and our Meeting's committment and involvement in moving Trenton forward.  Our successful combining of children's activities with our connection to groups and families continued.

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An Egg Hunt in April and a Planting Party in May have been wonderful, lively events that have brought children and their parents from around the neighborhood.  There were even some teens who wandered in and "kept it cool" while enjoying the drinks and food!

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