Welcome to Boulder Friends Meeting!
1825 Upland Avenue, Boulder, Colorado 80304 [Map]
Boulder Friends Meeting is part of the Religious Society of Friends (also known as Quakers). Our meetings for worship are held in expectant silence, with no formal 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.
As Friends we endeavor to translate our religious beliefs into everyday life, seeking to “let our lives speak.” Simplicity, equality, integrity, and peace/nonviolence are ideals toward which we strive both in our lives and in the world. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, we invite you to join us in silent worship and reflection. All are welcome!
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Advice and Query (July 2018)
“Above all things take heed of judging one another, for in that ye may destroy one another, and leave one another behind, and drive one another away, back into the world, and eat out the good of one another… so go in the Truth, answering it in every one in the inward parts and in the power of God… in that is your life.“
— George Fox, Epistle 219 – 1662
Announcement Highlights
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Building Use Threshing Session: IF you are logged in, the November 3rd Building Use Threshing Session minutes can be viewed here. If you are unable to view the PDF file, you must log in.
Potluck groups are being considered by O&M. Interested in participating? See Announcements .
Business Meeting Email List: Sign up with Dave Lohman, davelohman@gmail.com, or Stan, stangrotegut@gmail.com to receive an agenda and documents to be discussed.
Air quality test results for our building are available at this link: Air Quality Test Results.
Incident Report Form: Please be aware of this form and use it to report an accident, injury or incident that impacts our meeting house or the people in it. Email it to the addresses on the form.
Sanctuary: Volunteer to help through giving time, money, or needed furniture. See Sanctuary for details.
Upcoming Events
Sun. Nov. 18, noon – 1 pm: Program Hour — “Welcome the Arapaho People Home”, with Jerilyn DeCoteau and Ava Hamilton.
Sun. Nov. 25, noon – 1 pm: Program Hour — ” Seeking… through a Vermont Childhood and Beyond”, a conversation with Paul Wehr’s memoir.
Wed. Nov. 28, 6:30-8:30 pm: Mid-week shared meal and worship.
Sat. Dec. 1, 9 am – noon: Work Day — Come help finish our lovely new flower beds and help with indoor and outdoor maintenance tasks.
Childcare is now available for all meeting events held at the meeting house.
To submit announcements and events: Send information to announcements@boulderfriendsmeeting.org for inclusion in this space.
Regular Sunday Events
Meeting for Worship: 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Visitors are welcome at either time. The early meeting usually has small attendance and little vocal ministry. The late meeting may be attended by up to 100 and has more vocal ministry.
First Day School (Sunday School) for Children and Youth: 10:15-11:15 a.m. Children are encouraged to join their families in meeting for worship from 10:00-10:15.
Childcare, Infant and Preschool: 10:15-11:15 a.m.
Informal Fellowship Time: 11:15-noon
Program Hour: 12 noon-1:00 p.m. Speakers or discussions are held after fellowship time on many Sundays. Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business begins at noon on 2nd Sundays.
Information: clerk@boulderfriendsmeeting.org
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