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FALL 2000
These are only some of the things that will happen in Salem Quarter and Philadelphia Yearly Meeting over the coming few months. The dates and details for others aren't set yet. Look for the Quarterly Meeting Calendar, sent every month to your Meeting's Steering Committee members, for listings of other events you may want to participate in. Or check Salem Quarter's Web site, www.pym.org/salem-qm/, where announcements are posted within a few days of the Coordinator's receiving them.
Sat, 2 September- Lower Alloway’s Creek gathering. After 6:00 PM potluck dinner at the Lower Alloway’s Creek meetinghouse, there will be discussion of possible future uses of the meetinghouse under the care of the Quarter’s Ad Hoc Committee, followed by meeting for worship. See the Summer Salem Quarter News for directions.
Fri, 8 September- Salem Quarter Worship & Ministry. The Worship & Ministry Committee will gather at the home of Bob and Gloria Horvay, Mullica Hill, at 7:30 PM. All members of monthly meeting Worship & Ministry or Ministry & Counsel Committees are welcome. For information, contact the Salem Quarter Coordinator at (856)769-0066.
Sun, 10 SeptemberSalem Quarterly Meeting. Salem Quarter will gather at 2:30 PM at Greenwich Lower Meetinghouse for 3:00 meeting for business, followed by picnic dinner at 5:00 (beverages provided). In the program, at 6:00, Drew Smith, new Head of Friends School, Mullica Hill, will explore opportunities for cooperation between the school and Salem Quarter. Candlelight worship follows at 7:00. Child care provided. For directions, contact the Salem Quarter Coordinator at (856)769-0066.
Sun, 24 September- Amnesty International. The Salem County chapter of Amnesty International meets in the Social Room of Woodstown MM at 7:00 PM on the last Sunday of each month. For information, call the Coordinator at (856)769-0066.
Fri–Sun, 29 Sep–1 Oct- Tri-Quarterly Gathering. Theme for this year’s gathering of Salem, Haddonfield, and Burlington Quarters at Camp Ockanickon, Medford Lakes, N.J., is “It Takes a Village To Raise a Friend.” Workshops will be presented by George Crispin, Harriet Heath, Judy Owens, Sue Heath, and Pat Fowler. Further information from George Crispin, Tri-Quarterly clerk.
Fri–Sun, 29 Sep–1 Oct- Friends Institute Gathering. Michael Van Hoy, late of the PYM Workcamp Program, will emcee Young Adult Friends of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (ages 18–40) at the Burlington Meeting House. Theme is “Looking Back, Moving Forward, and Having Fun!!!” Future directions for Friends Institute will be explored at the gathering. For more information or to register, e-mail pmcmanus@earthlink.net.
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