Stewardship of the Earth is a core Quaker value
"The produce of the earth is a gift from our great creator to the inhabitants, and to impoverish the earth now to support outward greatness appears to be an injury to the succeeding age." from John Woolman 1772
Save the Date
Landscape and Grounds Intergenerational Forum. Sunday, September 22, 2019 | 11:15am @ Radnor Meeting
Simplicity
Friends believe in simple living. This has historically meant simple dress, plain speech, and unadorned meeting houses for worship. Through the simplicity testimony, Friends encourage one another to look beyond the outward and to the inward.In contemporary terms,...
June Quote of the Month
In the stillness of the quiet, if we listen, we can hear the whisper of the heart giving strength to weakness, courage to fear, hope to despair. Howard Thurman (1899-1981), was a prominent African-American theologian and philosopher who studied with Rufus...
Grace Cookie Walk
Join us on Sunday December 2 for our annual Grace Cookie Walk named in honor of Gene Grace for his leadership and support of the event since its inception to benefit St. Mary’s Food Pantry and the SEGA school. Please email Rose letting her know the...
Hip Hop, Quakerism, and the Quest for Positive Change
Dwight Dunston/Sterling Duns, Quaker musician. West Philly based hip-hop artist, musician, educator, and organizer will speak about his permission to perform. He has appeared throughout the world with numerous groups, and is founding member of Hardwork Movement (9...
300th Anniversary Celebration
Radnor Meeting celebrated our 300th birthday September 22-23 in grand style! On Saturday, we delighted in Quaker-themed Storytelling with Puppets, marveled at the creations of Radnor’s artists, appreciated tours of Radnor's buildings and history, made...
Radnor Meeting Financial Contributions for a Better World
The Peace and Social Concerns committee announced contributions to the following organizations in June 2018: The Broad Street Ministry for the care of Philadelphia’s homeless. Tuition assistance for a SEGA School student in Tanzania Africa. The First Place...
Forum: Rethinking the Meaning of Race – An Overdue Quaker Conversation
Sunday, October, 7 at 11:15 am (after Meeting for Worship) led by Radnor Member and Temple University Professor, Bob Washington.
Forum: Intergenerational Art Project in Memory of Sea Kaplan
Sunday September 30 at 11:15 am (after Meeting for Worship). Artist and teacher Elisabeth Braun will be on-site with other artistic members of Radnor Meeting for an intergenerational art creation experience. All ages welcome. No artistic ability...