Events for week of Monday, June 16, 2025

Toussaint Liberator leads this weekly program focused on learning to play West African rhythms on the djembe drums. Come check out the

The New Story Group (Zoom) The next meeting of the FMC New Story Group is Monday, May 26, 7:00-9:00pm Eastern. Come

Peace and Social Justice Committee Meeting (Zoom) At our monthly meetings, FMC's Peace and Social Justice Committee considers how Friends Meeting

Silent communion is the heart of our time together. Spoken ministry may also arise from the gathered group on occasion. Those worshiping

TylaAnn Burger (Treasurer) and Iggy Pop (Treasurer's Assistant) will be available on Zoom to answer questions about the FY26 budget. This

The screening of the documentary will be in person only. Come at 6:15 for refreshments. Following the screening, those in person will

Adults are welcome to join us as we cook Indigeous-inspired foods for Sunday, June 1st "First Encounters Program" Three Sisters Lunch!

TylaAnn Burger (Treasurer) and Iggy Pop (Treasurer's Assistant) will be available on Zoom to answer questions about the FY26 budget. This

This meeting for worship will be followed by a potluck lunch at noon. At 1pm, all are invited to the Bowling Fundraiser.

Join the Boston Local Support Committee for an "incredi-bowl" Quaker Voluntary Service (QVS) fundraiser! Bad bowlers encouraged, but if you don't

WORSHIP CENTERED DISCUSSION (Parlor / Zoom) Click here to see forum titles. Participants will have the option to meet in the

Join us as we explore the June theme: "A Walk Through the Seasons: Indigenous Perspectives on Nature and Its Gifts." We

Friends Meeting at Cambridge (FMC) offers hybrid meetings for worship on site and on Zoom. If this is your first time attending

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

Join us for a lunch of Indigenous-inspired food including Three Sister Soup and succotash and more. Stay for the performance in

“Come travel through time with actor, activist, dancer, and Tribal mentor Annawon Weeden to understand some of the Native history of Southern

This intergenerational event with Annawon Weeden will take place on FMC's front lawn (if weather permits). We plan to have lemonade,