Silent communion is the heart of our time together. Spoken ministry may also arise from the gathered group on occasion. Those worshiping
THE FRIENDS FOR RACIAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE aims to draw ourselves and other members of the Meeting community to a deeper understanding of
The Artists and Writers Group (Zoom) gathers monthly for mutual support in our respective artistic endeavors. We share, discuss and respond
Pastoral Care Team Meeting (Zoom) Our FMC Pastoral Care Team provides the following types of care and support to individuals within our
F/friends of all ages, including those from FMC, Beacon Hill Friends Meeting and Cambridge Friends School, will gather at Exeter Street
Workshop with Brian Robison. RSVP is helpful for planning but not strictly required. All ages are welcome; no prior experience or training
Did you know ... some Quakers love science fiction and fantasy? Did you know reading aloud is fun for adults? We'd
WORSHIP CENTERED DISCUSSION (Parlor / Zoom) Click here to see forum titles. Participants will have the option to meet in the
You're invited to a delicious morning Pancake Party for a stack of tasty pancakes, a variety of toppings, and community fun
Friends Meeting at Cambridge (FMC) offers hybrid meetings for worship on site and on Zoom. If this is your first time attending
First Day School (On-Site) Friends Meeting at Cambridge offers lively, interactive, in-person First Day School (FDS) classes for children on Sunday mornings.
Meeting for Worship Outside Raytheon (Off-Site) Third Sunday of each month, 10:45am – 11:45am In witness to the Quaker Peace Testimony, Friends
Fellowship with Refreshments (On Site) Stay and enjoy simple refreshments and conversation either in the Friends Room or Library (mask optional)
Afterthoughts (Parlor/Zoom) Afterthoughts is a time for sharing after Meeting for Worship. You may wish to share a ministry that did
Blue Sky Group Meeting (Parlor/Zoom ) Contact Jennifer Hogue at blueskygroup@fmcquaker.org.
HEAlthy Reopening Team (HEART) (Zoom) Email Tom Sander at heart@fmcquaker.org for meeting information.
Toussaint Liberator leads this weekly program focused on learning to play West African rhythms on the djembe drums. Come check out the
At our next meeting, we will continue reading Waging Peace: Discipline and Practice by Pamela Haines, Pendle Hill Pamphlet # 420. Bring your
All are welcome to attend our committee meetings to learn about the First Day School and Youth Program activities. To participate
Email co-clerks, Cynthia Knowles and Chris Maddocks at avison@fmcquaker.org for meeting information.
We welcome anyone who needs prayers or who is moved to pray for others. To submit a prayer request or prayer/praise update
