| Quaker Meeting in Shrewsbury
Last week the Rutland Herald had an article "Young adults turn to Quakers' silent worship" highlighting the many people searching for ways to cope in these difficult times. The Wilderness Friends Quaker meeting gathers at 10 am every Sunday in the Shrewsbury Library in Cuttinngsville. We are a small, friendly community that gathers in silent worship guided by Quaker principles of peace, equality, simplicity, integrity, stewardship and community. We believe that everyone carries the inner light of God or Spirit within and can feel it in a silent meeting.
All are welcome—whether you are new to Quaker worship or simply curious to learn more.
Quaker Meetings are based on silence and stillness. You don't have to be a Quaker to come to a Quaker Meeting. We welcome people of all faiths and none. It's a time when we sit together in silence and open ourselves to a deeper spiritual connection with what matters to us. It usually lasts for an hour, and is followed by social time and snacks.
People come to Quaker Meetings for many reasons: to rest, reflect, pray, meditate, find peace, find connection, be with God, ask questions, or seek answers. Please join us!
You can find more at wildernessfriends.org or ask questions at wildernessfriends@gmail.com. |
