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Ann Arbor Friends Meeting
•1420 Hill Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 • (734) 761-7435 •

Office: M-F, 9am - Noon
Clerk: Bill Riccobono (734) 485-3627 billriccobono@gmail.com

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Activities at Ann Arbor Meeting Calendar Monthly Announcements Activities for Children/ First Day School High School Group Financial Assistance (PDF, 12 kb) Potluck Ingredients Form (PDF, 12 kb)

Quaker House Residential Community (QHRC) Description of QHRC Application for QHRC (pdf, 65 kb)

Readings Current Reading for Reflection Past Readings for Reflection Query

Links Outside of AAFM Quaker.org QuakerFinder.org Friends General Conference Lake Erie Yearly Meeting American Friends Service Committee AFSC Michigan Area Office Prisoner Advocacy Program Inclusive Justice Program Michigan Friends Center Friends School in Detroit Friends Committee on National Legislation AAFM Peace and Social Concerns Pendle Hill Detroit Friends Meeting

Quakers believe that there is that of God in every person. In this spirit, we welcome all people regardless of age, race, differing abilities, gender identity, and sexual orientation.

Ann Arbor Friends Meeting is an unprogrammed Meeting affiliated with Friends General Conference. Our Meetings for Worship are held in expectant silence, without a program or pastor. Each worshiper seeks to listen to the spirit of God within. If that spirit brings to any of us a message that seems clearly to speak to the condition of others, we may rise to give that message as vocal ministry.

Visitors are welcome at either the early or the 11am meeting for worship. The early meeting usually has an attendance of about 20, and tends to have little vocal ministry. The late meeting may be attended by as many as 100, and often has more vocal ministry.

Children are invited to join their families in meeting for worship. Children attending 11:00 meeting may choose to join other children and volunteer adult leaders for the various activities of First Day School (Sunday School), which begins at about 11:20.

[Click on "Monthly Announcements" on left for announcements highlighted below]
FWCC Salt and Light Program at Ann Arbor Meeting, November 3
Young Adult Friends Potlucks, November 5 & December 3
Forum on Educating Other Peoples Children, November 7
Reading & Discussion: More from Quaker Quest, November 14 & 28
Quaker Parenting Group, November 19
MFC Workshop on Transitioning to Sustainable Communities, November 6