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First Day (Sunday) School
First Day School classes for children are held at Moorestown from
September through May. Classes will resume on September 26.
This year's theme is Quakerism: Testimonies, Quaker Values and
History. All are welcome.
250th ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION - MOUNT LAUREL MEETINGHOUSE
Come celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the
Mount Laurel Meetinghouse on Sunday, October 17. Meeting member
and New Jersey State Senator Diane Allen and Burlington County Historian
Joe Laufer will speak at 10:30 a.m. followed by Meeting for Worship and
a light lunch provided by the Meeting. For more information, call
the Meeting Office at 856-235-1561.
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Adult First Day
(Sunday) School
Adult First Day School classes will resume on September 26.
FRIENDS SCHOOL VISITING DAY
This year, our Meeting’s fall outreach event is
Friends Schools Visiting Day. On September 26th,
families from Moorestown Friends School, Orchard Friends School, and
Friends Academy of Westampton are invited to join us for an informative
program at 9:00 a.m. followed by Meeting for Worship at 10:00 a.m.,
First Day School for children at 10:15 and food and fellowship in our
Social Hour at 11:00 a.m. Please join us at 9:00 a.m. for
a program for the visiting families on “The Mystery of Meeting for
Worship”. We will talk about what happens in Meeting for Worship in the
various schools, how the schools make the silence meaningful for
students, the skills it can develop and the tools employed to facilitate
the development of those skills, the role of Meeting for Worship in the
educational process and the opportunities Meeting for Worship presents
for personal and spiritual growth. All are welcome.
HAPPENINGS BEYOND THE MEETING
Meeting for Worship Resumes at the Burlington Meetinghouse
While the Burlington Monthly Meeting was laid
down in 1991 (and a new Conference Center was opened in 1995), a Worship
Group has recently been formed under the care of Trenton Monthly Meeting
and Friends are now worshipping in the Burlington Meetinghouse again
every Sunday at 10 am.
If you have friends or relatives who live in
the vicinity of Burlington who might be interested in worshipping with
us and learning more about Quakerism, please encourage them to join us.
Many Quakers and visitors from throughout the area have been moved by
this unique historical Quaker worship experience.
The Meetinghouse (built in 1783 and recently
restored) is located in the heart of the Burlington Historical District
at 340 High Street, a half block from the RiverLine light rail train
stop and just a short walk from the Delaware River. For more
information, go to
www.pym.org/burlington-qm/burlington.htm.
Visitors are warmly welcomed.
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