Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting
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Join us for worship at 11 AM every Sunday at 1515 Cherry St, Philadelphia, PA 19102.
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Central Philadelphia Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends is a large, urban Quaker meeting, diverse in many ways, and we welcome visitors throughout the year.
- We worship by gathering and silently waiting for the Spirit to guide us.
- We celebrate diversity and welcome people from all walks of life. We are a welcoming and affirming congregation for LGBTQ people.
- We are also involved in various activities to further peace and social justice.
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Please join us for a weekend dedicated to racial healing in Central Philadellphia Meeting. Here's our schedule for the weekend:
Please join us for the fourth in the Adult Religious Education series Exploring the Quaker Way.
It’s time to
“CHAT AND CHEW”!
Picnic sponored by CPMM’s Membership Care Committee
Click the Chat and Chew title link above to read more.
The Chat & Chew Picnic is a sort of ‘mixer’, an opportunity for folks to get together and get to know each other more deeply. The food and table topics are enablers to help us sit around and share with each other. Over the years, we have noted that small groups help nurture our community.Chat & Chew is a small group opportunity with minimal commitment!
Bayard Rustin's life partner Walter Naegle will discuss Bayard's evolution as an activist, how he moved from a radical Quaker pacifist to a more mainstream liberal Democrat.
Meeting Times
11:00 AM on Sunday Mornings
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When we arrived at the neighborhood rec center for the town hall meeting, almost all the seats were already filled. More and more chairs were brought in to accommodate the growing crowd, and still people were left standing.
The POWER coalition is mindful that this is the sad 50th anniversary of the murder of Martin Luther King, Jr. on April 4, 1968.
Bayard Rustin's life partner Walter Naegle will discuss Bayard's evolution as an activist, how he moved from a radical Quaker pacifist to a more mainstream liberal Democrat.
Morning events sponsored by Worship and Ministry Committee in which Friends from the meeting share their spiritual stories.
Prayers of the Cosmos, Neil Douglas-Klotz’s book from 1990, invites the reader to get to know Jesus a little better.
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