Abington Quarterly Meeting Fund-

AQMF is looking for member(s) to help process grant applications received from Abington Quarter and its consitutent meetings.

The mission of the Abington Quarterly Meeting Fund:

To strengthen Abington Quarterly Meeting ond its constituent Monthly Meetings by funding projects ond activities within Quoker principles ond beliefs,

Types of projects eligible for support from the AQMF:

Addressing Monthly or Quarterly Meeting needs, such as outreach to the community and care of properties;
Supporting programs for members which foster and strengthen spiritual growth and practice,including programs for youth such as JFC and MSFC or young adult gatherings;
Supporting programs which promote Friends'testimonies, such as a Peace Camp or interfaith experiences;
Supporting special interests of a Monthly Meeting or Quarterly Meeting, such as the school in Afghanistan, Native American issues, or environmental concerns,

Note: The fund is not available to support individual personal use such as living expenses, scholarships
for personal education or salaries.

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Planning your Visit

The Meetings of Abington Quarter

There are 9 Monthly Meetings in Abington Quarter. You are welcome to find one near you and visit.

All Monthly Meetings hold "unprogrammed" Meeting for Worship each "First Day" (Sunday), although times vary. An unprogrammed Meeting for Worship begins in silence, attending to the "small, still voice within." Spoken ministry is offered as those gathered for worship feel so led.

Each Monthly Meeting has its own uniqueness. Worship times vary among Meetings. Some have singing before worship. Some are more Christo-centric than others. Many offer "blended" worship, with distant members and attenders joining via Zoom those who are gathered in the Meeting House . There are various additional gatherings for sharing, either after worship or at other times throughout the week. Several Meetings have schools under their care.

Check the links to the websites of the various Meetings for times, programs and other specifics, and to get a sense of which Meeting will best align with you.

Links to Meetings of Abington Quarter and their Locations

Each of these Monthly Meetings has their own distinctive flavor: small or large membership, varying diversity of age groups and ethnic, social, economic backgrounds and theology. Monthly Meetings are the composite of all its members as they jointly express their faith.

Meeting	Street Address	Website & Email
(1) Abington	520 Meetinghouse Rd Jenkintown, PA 19046	AbingtonQuakers.org amm@abingtonfriends.net
(2) Byberry	3001 Byberry Road Philadelphia PA 19154	ByberryQuakers.org office@byberryquakers.org
(3) Gwynedd	1101 DeKalb Pike Gwynedd, PA 19454	GwyneddMeeting.org office@gwyneddmeeting.org
(4) Horsham	500 Easton Rd Horsham, PA 19044	Horshamquakers.org office@horshamquakers.org
(5) Norristown	20 Jacoby St. Norristown, PA 19401	NorristownFriends.org office@norristownfriends.org
(6) Plymouth	2150 Butler Pike Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462	PlymouthMeetingQuakers.org office@plymouthmeetingquakers.org
(7) Richland	206 South Main St Quakertown, PA 18951	RichlandQuakers.org richlandfriends@gmail.com
(8) Unami	Macoby St. and 5th St. Pennsburg, PA 18073	UnamiQuakers.org communications@unamiquakers.org
(9) Upper Dublin	1506 Ft Washington Ave Maple Glen, PA 19002	UpperDublinQuakers.org office@upperdublinquakers.org