by steve.olshevski | Mar 30, 2024 | Upcoming Events
Care and Council Committee invites you to a forum about membership at Radnor Meeting. Please consider the following queries prior to the forum.
1. Why were you initially attracted to Radnor Friends meeting and which experiences most influenced your desire to become a member?
2.What is most important when thinking about your previous experience of becoming a member in the Radnor community?
3. How does a meeting community expand traditional membership to include those persons who can attend only remotely (via Zoom) for the most part? What factors might explain your continuing interest and involvement in the Radnor community?
Any questions call Margy at [email protected]
by steve.olshevski | Mar 30, 2024 | Upcoming Events
Open to the public, come and celebrate Easter with an egg hunt on the Radnor Meeting grounds!
by steve.olshevski | Jan 19, 2024 | Past Events
Forum on Imagining an Abolitionist Future, presented by Lillian Austin, Benjamin Lay Fellow – What does it mean to be an abolitionist? Historical abolitionist movements radically opposed human enslavement— and in our own historical moment, slavery still exists, legalized through the prison industrial complex. Join Lillian Austin this Sunday for a workshop that will walk through the history of Quakers in abolitionist movements and use it to guide a conversation about contemporary prison abolitionism and what it means for Quakers to imagine an abolitionist future. JOin us after worship (about 11:30 AM) either in the Meetinghouse or on Zoom (use same link found on home page).
by steve.olshevski | Jan 6, 2024 | Past Events
Radnor Meeting, as a member of the Haverford Quarter, which includes Haverford, Old Haverford, Merion, Newtown and Valley Meetings, as well as Radnor, is hosting Quarterly Meeting on January 28. It will start at 9 am, before meeting for worship. At 10 am (during regular meeting for worship) there will be a Youth Meeting: Melinda Werner Bradley will provide a demonstration lesson about George Fox from the “Faith and Play” curriculum in the Fellowship Building (zoom technology not available). At 11 am Sheila Sorkin will review needs of aging members and attenders and the needs of their caregivers. She will present resources available through PYM.
by steve.olshevski | Dec 2, 2023 | Past Events
Join the worship and ministry committee at the rise of meeting for worship in exploring ways to nurture vocal ministry in our community. How do you know if you are moved by the spirit to speak or moved by ego? How do you know when a message is meant for the community or for you alone? Are you quacking or are you quaking? Come and explore the mysteries, the beauty and wisdom of vocal ministry.
