Affiliated Organizations Events

An opportunity for Quakers to experience deep worship and consider together how to strengthen the spiritual heart of their meetings, invite others into deeper Quaker practice, transmit Quaker faith and practice, develop greater ability to exercise discernment, encourage spiritual formation and the naming and development of spiritual gifts among all ages, and tend to the special needs of Friends in the Meeting while caring for the Meeting as a whole. For more information and to register: pendlehill.org/learn/the-pendle-hill-quaker-institute-2019/

Join the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) every Wednesday when Congress is in session. Ready to step up your advocacy and lobby your member of Congress? Drop-in for hands-on advocacy training to prepare for a lobby visit with your Members of Congress. Your voice is powerful and can move legislators towards peace and justice! Lobby Training begins at 9:00am. In the afternoon there is Silent Reflection at 5:15. Calling all DC visitors, passers-by, and staffers, need a time of quiet and calm? Join FCNL for silent reflection. All
are welcome to join this refreshing time of community and fellowship.

Pendle Hill’s annual conference for Young Adult Friends and seekers (18-35). Together with worship and learning practical skills, participants will interrogate how the economic system functions and its role in fueling inequality and oppression among people of different classes, races, ethnicities, genders, nationalities, and more. Participants will learn about how humans have organized their labor and relationships in life-affirming ways and imagine how we could do so in the present and future while exploring their backgrounds and assumptions regarding class, money and capitalism. For more information and to register: pendlehill.org/learn/continuing-revolution-conference/

Learn more about the current crisis and how you can be a refugee advocate. This panel discussion will be led by members of CASA de Maryland, International Refugee Committee, Lutheran Social Services, Refugees International, and the United Mission for Relief and Development. The discussion will begin at 7:00pm. For more information, contact Bette Hoover. (bette@justpeacecircles.org).

Join the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) every Wednesday when Congress is in session. Ready to step up your advocacy and lobby your member of Congress? Drop-in for hands-on advocacy training to prepare for a lobby visit with your Members of Congress. Your voice is powerful and can move legislators towards peace and justice! Lobby Training begins at 9:00am. In the afternoon there is Silent Reflection at 5:15. Calling all DC visitors, passers-by, and staffers, need a time of quiet and calm? Join FCNL for silent reflection. All
are welcome to join this refreshing time of community and fellowship.

Join the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) every Wednesday when Congress is in session. Ready to step up your advocacy and lobby your member of Congress? Drop-in for hands-on advocacy training to prepare for a lobby visit with your Members of Congress. Your voice is powerful and can move legislators towards peace and justice! Lobby Training begins at 9:00am. In the afternoon there is Silent Reflection at 5:15. Calling all DC visitors, passers-by, and staffers, need a time of quiet and calm? Join FCNL for silent reflection. All
are welcome to join this refreshing time of community and fellowship.

Join the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) every Wednesday when Congress is in session. Ready to step up your advocacy and lobby your member of Congress? Drop-in for hands-on advocacy training to prepare for a lobby visit with your Members of Congress. Your voice is powerful and can move legislators towards peace and justice! Lobby Training begins at 9:00am. In the afternoon there is Silent Reflection at 5:15. Calling all DC visitors, passers-by, and staffers, need a time of quiet and calm? Join FCNL for silent reflection. All
are welcome to join this refreshing time of community and fellowship.

Descendants of Richard and Frances Lambe Barnard who emigrated from Wiltshire, England in 1682, settling in Chester County, Pennsylvania are invited to the Barnard Family Association Reunion. There will be food, fun, presentations, genealogy, and tours. Contact BarnardFamilyAssociation@gmail.com for more information and to get your genealogy in our database.