Calendar and Special Events

Meeting for Worship - 10:00 a.m. every First Day (Sunday).
Children are welcome to join the meeting for the first fifteen minutes, when they gather for First Day School in the Annex. A social coffee usually follows Meeting for Worship.

Meeting for Business – 11:00a.m. on the second Sunday of each month, immediately following meeting for worship.

Spiritual Life Group meets at 8:45 a.m. on the first and third First Day of every month. Discussions are open to all. This informal gathering comes together to share spiritual discussions and journeys. Currently the group is exploring the Pendle Hill Pamphlet, "Invitation to a Deeper Communion" by Marcelle Martin.

Harmony on the Hill - 7:00 p.m., first Thursday of the month on Quaker Hill at the Wilmington Friends Meeting. Harmony on the Hill provides entertaining and inspiring live music and performances to enrich and strengthen our community and encourage and support an enlightened society. Check out Harmony on the Hill online.

October 5-20
“Silent Witness: Quaker Meetinghouses, 1695 to the Present”

a display of photos and architectural drawings that studies the ways the faith and practice of the Religious Society of Friends has informed the shape and function of their buildings.

Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse Meetinghouse
4th and West Streets
Wilmington, Delaware

Quaker Fall Festival!
Saturday, November 3rd
10am - 4pm
Wilmington Meeting House
401 N. West Street

Live Entertainment, Silent Auction, Food, White Elephant Tables, Book Sale, Baked Goods, Needlework and FUN!

Veteran’s Day Memorial "Eyes Wide Open"
at Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse
at 4th and West Streets
Nov 10-11

WHO: Wilmington Friends Meeting and American Friends Service Committee
WHAT: Eyes Wide Open - AFSC’s widely acclaimed war casualties’ exhibition illustrating the human cost of the Iraq war.
WHERE: Wilmington Friends Meetinghouse, 401 N. West Street
WHEN: Saturday, November 10th and Sunday, Veteran’s Day November 11th.
Click here for more information

What American Jews, Christians and Muslims Can Do to Help
Lecture and Discussion by Ronald J. Young

Wilmington Friends Meeting
401 North West Street Wilmington, DE
Free and Open to the Public

Ron Young is the co-coordinator of the National Interreligious Initiative for Peace in the Middle East—uniting 33 prominent Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders in an collaborative effort to mobilize public support for positive U.S. leadership in pursuit of peace between Israel, the Palestinians and the Arab states.

Ron Young’s book, Missed Opportunities for Peace: U.S. Middle East Policy, 1981-86, has been praised by Jewish and Palestinian leaders as well as U.S. policy analysts. He has taught on the Middle East at Haverford College and lectured at The Chautauqua Institution on the Middle East and on “Religion: Source of Violence or Peace?”.

Ron served the American Friends Service Committee as National Peace Education Secretary and Middle East Representative in Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan. He has coordinated nationwide AFSC peace education programs, with a focus on Vietnam and Southeast Asia, Southern Africa, Central and Latin America, the Middle East, Arms Control and Disarmament and Economic Conversion.

Sponsored by Wilmington Friends Meeting, Aldersgate Methodist Church, The First Unitarian Church of Wilmington, and Pacem en Terris.

Tax deductible contributions can be sent to:
U.S. Interreligious Committee for Peace 16020 94th Avenue, NW, Stanwood, WA 98292