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Seekers Day at Sandwich Monthly Meeting

Published by West Falmouth Quakers on June 6, 2021June 6, 2021

Invitation to Seekers Day Juneteenth (June 19th) 2021

Sandwich Monthly Meeting Ministry and Counsel is offering a Seekers Day at East Sandwich Preparative Meeting. We hope you will join us.

Topic:

Being a Quaker: Who Are We?

Location:

Outdoors at ESPM weather permitting

In the Meetinghouse if weather is inclement

Program:

Worship Sharing format

Guidelines will be presented at the beginning of the program

Schedule:

9:00-9:30 AM – Gather together

9:30-11:30 AM – Program

Details:

Vaccinated Friends will not need masks outdoors. There are masks available in the Meetinghouse for anyone who needs one. Hand sanitizer is also available. Indoors, physical distancing will be practiced as appropriate and determined by M&C members.
Please bring your own chair to sit outdoors. Sunscreen also is a good idea. Hats too!
Please feel free to bring your own refreshments as we are not able to have a potluck (yet!). Community House will be open for bathroom use only.

Imagine the joy of being together and sharing as we seek to know ourselves and each other as Quakers even more deeply.

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