Framingham Friends Meeting
Welcome Friends!
Framingham Friends Meeting (Quakers) invites you to join us for worship at 10am each Sunday. Wherever you are on your journey, whatever life experience you bring, all seekers are welcome to join us on our journey of Spirit and service. Children are very welcome here! Wheelchair accessible.
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Meeting for worship is currently being held on Zoom. Please email [email protected] if you would like to join us.
Interested Friends will gather for outdoor, socially distanced Meeting for Worship on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 AM, starting Tuesday July 14. In order to care for participants, and all others who may be entering the Meetinghouse occasionally, Friends are required to adhere to the following safety precautions:
Please take time to read Anna Lindo's thoughtful writing on a subject we are led to grapple with: How Quakers can truly become anti-racist. You will be able to find it here on the web page, but you can also subscribe to receive her blog directly in your email.
Lisa Graustion from Beacon Hill Meeting and Melody Brazo from Fresh Pond Meeting are engaging in a series of conversations designed for White Quakers wanting to think more and learn more about showing up for Racial Justice. This is the first of 4 planned videos to support White Quaker's learning about, and actively unlearning, what white supremacy has taught us.
Friends, Please see the latest message from New England Yearly Meeting calling us to repentance, transformation and action to address racism and white supremacy.
Friends, in preparation for our Threshing Session after Worship on 5/31, here are some Advices and Queries from Friends General Conference to help with our discernment.
Friends, please consider this opportunity to contribute funds to support the MetroWest Worker Center in its efforts to provide desperately needed aid to immigrant families during the Covid 19 pandemic. Here is a link to the online fundraiser: https://fundrazr.com/e1dlN3?ref=sh_3800Wc_ab_9lBd5YhdpO79lBd5YhdpO7
The Framingham Friends Meeting directory and Bulletin are available in Resources, but access is restricted to those with a "member/attender" account. Unfortunately, the "Sign Up for Online Meeting Access" button at the top of the home page does not work. To request an account, email the following information to [email protected]: first name, last name, email address, phone#, phone type (cell, home), street address, city, state, ZIP. The website administrator will approve access if you are a member or regular attender at Framingham Friends Meeting (it ma
An injury to an undocumented worker can spell disaster. The worker may not be able to pay for medical care or get worker's compensation, yet have little legal recourse. The worker's family may have no income while the worker is unable to work. Framingham Friends Meeting has set up a fund to contribute to expenses for injured workers through the Metrowest Worker Center in Framingham (http://www.mwc-casa.org/), If you would like to contribute to the fund, you can mail a check to Framingham Friends Meeting Treasurer, 841 Edmands Rd, Framingham, MA 0170
Meeting Times
Worship Sundays at 10am. Monthly business meeting at 11:30am on the third Sunday of the month (Sept - June).
What's New
Interested Friends will gather for outdoor, socially distanced Meeting for Worship on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 AM, starting Tuesday July 14. In order to care for participants, and all others who may be entering the Meetinghouse occasionally, Friends are required to adhere to the following safety precautions:
Please take time to read Anna Lindo's thoughtful writing on a subject we are led to grapple with: How Quakers can truly become anti-racist. You will be able to find it here on the web page, but you can also subscribe to receive her blog directly in your email.
Lisa Graustion from Beacon Hill Meeting and Melody Brazo from Fresh Pond Meeting are engaging in a series of conversations designed for White Quakers wanting to think more and learn more about showing up for Racial Justice. This is the first of 4 planned videos to support White Quaker's learning about, and actively unlearning, what white supremacy has taught us.
Meeting for worship is currently being held on Zoom. Please email [email protected] if you would like to join us.
Friends, Please see the latest message from New England Yearly Meeting calling us to repentance, transformation and action to address racism and white supremacy.
Friends, in preparation for our Threshing Session after Worship on 5/31, here are some Advices and Queries from Friends General Conference to help with our discernment.
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