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

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

Moses Morenga has been a pastor in a "programmed" Quaker meeting (worship more like a typical Protestant service) in Kenya for the past 25 years, holding leadership positions in the yearly meeting as well as in his local and quarterly meetings.  He graduated from Friends Theological College and Covenant Bible College.  He was active in organizing the Peace Walk Caravan around his town of Mumias, which included distribution of food, clothes, and wheelchairs to the physically challenged.  He is married and has 4 daughters; his family is also supporting one orphan.

The FFM First Day School obtained a rainbow PEACE flag from Common Street Spiritual Center in Natick, and attached it to the meetinghouse sign along Edmands Rd.  This replaces the faded rainbow PACE flag that hung for a long time on a wall inside.  The First Day School had a lesson on "Discernment" practicing what to do about some of the pictures and posters that were taken off the walls for painting, and one of our young ones suggested we should not only replace the faded flag, but fly it visibly outside the meetinghouse.  Job accomplished on June 11, 2017!