Monadnock Quaker Meeting

Monadnock Quaker Meeting is the local Quaker grouping for the Monadnock and southern Merrimack Valley regions of New Hampshire. We share the experience of silent waiting worship, a form of meditation and prayer discovered by Quakers in Britain three and a half centuries ago. We have no pastor, but instead share the responsibilities of operating our spiritual community as volunteers. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) has a long history of courage and innovation and is still very much alive and growing today. We invite you to visit and get to know us! Welcome Friends!

NOTE: Meeting for Worship is at 10:30 AM each Sunday morning, year-round

Here is a link to download the latest Monadnock Quaker Meeting Newsletter in pdf form .

NEW 1-2019: Organizations Monadnock Meeting Contributes to

NEW 8-2018: Links to Quaker First Day School Materials Quaker First Day School Materials.
Our Facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/MonadnockQuakerMeeting ) might be the fastest way to get hold of us; You can send us an email message at: clerk AT monadnockquakermeeting DOT org. A group of Friends and others held a peace vigil every Saturday from noon to 1pm in front of the Peterborough Town House, from September 2001 until the start of the current vigil for racial justice. The vigil for racial justice, with numerous Quakers attending regularly, is held every Saturday from noon to 1pm at the corner of route 101 and Grove Street.
You might enjoy this brief outline of what Quakers stand for. Click the Contact tab at the top of the page to find out how to get in touch with us, or click on the other tabs to find out more about who we are and what we do.