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This is a weekly update from the New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends.
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Today is April 15, 2022. In the upcoming week:
- Sign up for antiracism trainings happening next weekend
- Spring Work Day at Powell House
- Monthly gatherings for Ministry & Counsel members
- War in Yemen with FCNL
- Change as Opportunity: Coping and Adapting with ARCH
For the list of NYYM local meetings holding worship online, click here.
For a list of other online Quaker worship opportunities, click here.
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New Quaker Speak Video:
Looking at the Legacy of Bayard Rustin
With Walter Naegle, NYYM Administrative Associate
As a gay African-American, civil rights activist Bayard Rustin faced discrimination his entire life—sometimes, Walter Naegle reminds us, among his fellow Friends. Walter, Rustin’s partner and companion in his final decades, discusses his vital contributions to Quaker testimony of peace, integrity and equality.
“Bayard believed in the oneness of the human family, in the brotherhood and sisterhood of all people,” Walter says. “He believed in the power of nonviolence which comes out of that belief in the oneness of all people.… He saw everybody as equal in the eyes of the divine.” Watch the video here.
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NYC Quakers Needed for Gay Pride Parade Committee
The New York Quarterly Meeting is looking for Friends to serve on the Gay Pride Parade Coordinators Committee. The parade is on Sunday, June 26, 2022. Quakers have been participating in Gay Pride since its inception in 1970. When we pass the main stand, we always get mentioned and it would, therefore, be embarrassing if we break this wonderful tradition this year.
Friends willing to participate in organizing this event for NYQM need to make sure we register with the current Gay Pride Parade organization. Otherwise we would not get an assigned slot in the parade or get mentioned as we pass the podium. Other things we might need are flags and banners. If you are interested, please contact Paul van Linden Tol at parcvlt@gmail.com.
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Meetings for Worship for Ukraine
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Meeting for Worship with Quakers of Kyiv, Ukraine
Read updates from Friends in Kyiv on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/QuakersKyivUkraine
Next Sunday we continue to pray for peace in Ukraine. The main Meetings For Worship will be held at different times of the day for the convenience of our Friends on all continents.
Join Zoom Meeting #2 — the second Prayer, for USA, Canada, Kenya, and Europe
✵ Kyiv Time, Ukraine, DST - 20:00
✵ New York EDT, UTC-4 - 13:00 (1:00 p.m.)
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82984978940
ID: 829 8497 8940, Passcode: 586154
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Worship with Farmington-Scipio
Farmington-Scipio Region will hold a Meeting for Worship for Ukraine on Friday April 15th (Good Friday), 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7164068495?pwd=bXI3dTI3QzdoNHBtdUxUWWJ2ZmdGdz09
Meeting ID: 716 406 8495; Passcode: 391907
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Daily Online Meeting for Worship for Ukraine
A global, virtual Meeting for Worship to hold in the Light the situation in Ukraine, the decision makers, the soldiers, the citizens — all the people whose lives are in danger and already disrupted by fear — has been been organized by Friends House Moscow supporters in the USA. It is running every day for one hour at different times depending on your time zone (see below).
The Zoom link for the Meeting for Worship:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4165005614?pwd=NUtieEtqbDBYbjBrcGdMMzBKQ3drQT09
Meeting ID: 416 500 5614; Passcode: 182805
As of 14 March the start times are 12:00 pm Eastern US (EDT), 4:00 pm UK, 6:00 pm Kyiv, and 7:00 pm Moscow.
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For Previously Announced News, please scroll down past Upcoming Events.
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New Antiracism Training Opportunities for NYYM Friends — sign up soon
For background, visit the antiracism statement page.
Crossroads
April 22-23, Friday & Saturday, 5:00-8:30 p.m. Eastern Time
Full price: $100; Reduced price available at registration
Steps to register:
Crossroads
May 12, Thursday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Eastern Time
Full price: $100; Reduced price available at registration
Steps to register:
Antiracism Educating/Organizing/Team Building Training
For those who have already attended an antiracism analysis training
April 22-24, times to be determined
If you will have attended an analysis training by then and are interested or have questions, please contact Angela Hopkins, angelaforestglenn@yahoo.com or Steve Mohlke, 914-979-2037.
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 Powell House SPRING WORK DAY!
April 16, 2022, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. EDT
IN PERSON—Saturday night lodging available!
Come help with cutting, splitting, and stacking wood; trail maintenance; Pitt Hall front yard landscaping; and possibly more! The last time we gathered for a work event was the spring of April 2019—and that was a WET one! This year our time will be abbreviated in length and numbers. It will be a single day event including; arrival at 9am, a shortened task list, and departure after dinner. There is overnight lodging available—for a fee—on Saturday, on a limited basis. We will provide lunch and dinner, and childcare for those under 10. Register here.
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Monthly Gatherings for Ministry and Counsel Committee Members
Beginning in April the monthly M&C Gatherings are moving to the 3rd Saturday each month (April 16) and the Monday following (April 18).
If there are new members of your M&C committees (monthly, regional, pastored meetings, quarterly) please have them reach out to us at: mandc.gatherings@gmail.com so they can be added to our ever growing list.
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 Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL)
April Quaker Changemaker Event
War is Not the Answer in Yemen
April 20, 2022, 6:30-7:30 p.m. EDT, ONLINE
FCNL and anti-war activists have advocated against the Saudi-led blockade and war on Yemen since it began seven years ago. With critical support from the United States, the Saudi-led coalition’s war and blockade have helped create the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, pushing over 16 million people to the brink of famine in Yemen. At April’s Quaker Changemaker event, we’ll attempt to understand the war in Yemen from different advocacy angles—from the perspective of Capitol Hill, of local activists, and of FCNL’s Advocacy Teams who are focusing on this issue. We will invite you to consider how your commitment to peace might lead you to act on the human crisis in Yemen. Join us to learn how FCNL and F/friends are advocating to end the Saudi-led blockade and war on Yemen. FCNL’s Legislative Director for Middle East Policy Hassan El-Tayyab and local Yemeni activist Iman Saleh will discuss their advocacy. FCNL’s Sarah Freeman-Woolpert will moderate the conversation.
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 Change as Opportunity: Coping and Adapting
An online workshop from ARCH
Friday April 22, 12-1:30 p.m. EDT
or Monday, April 25, 6:30-8 p.m. EDT
As we look back on two years of pandemic, loss, and change how can we recognize the signs of trauma and support ourselves and each other in compassionate and adaptive responses? Join ARCH Coordinator for Long Island Helen B. Mullin for this brief and informative workshop! Please complete this short registration, and we'll email you a link to the Zoom meeting.
This workshop will be offered twice—choose the time that fits your schedule when you sign up: Friday April 22 12-1:30 EDT, or Monday April 25 6:30-8 EDT
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Upcoming Programs at Pendle Hill
Pendle Hill is committed to the accessibility of our programs. If cost is a barrier to your participation, we welcome your request for financial assistance.
Café Darkness In-Person Writing Workshop for People of Color
April 18-22, 2022
With K. Melchor Quick Hall, Joanne Daley, and Danie "Ocean" Jackson
Café Darkness brings together people of color to share our works-in-progress, celebrate our diverse voices, confront our common barriers, and build a community of support for the challenges ahead. Read more and register here.
Hope and Witness in Dangerous Times Online Workshop
April 22-24, 2022
An Online Weekend Workshop with J. Brent Bill
7:30pm Friday through noon Sunday, Eastern Time (US & Canada) via Zoom.
As political polarization rises and legislation continues to perpetuate injustice and harm, what’s a person of faith to do? How can we find the right balance of nurturing our souls, living a daily life that reflects our values, and actively supporting those who are oppressed, downtrodden, and starving – literally and figuratively – for some good news? Read more and register here.
Art, Activism, and Spirituality
April 23, 2022
An Online Workshop with Peterson Toscano
10:00-11:30am and 1:00-2:30pm Eastern Time (US and Canada) via Zoom.
This interactive online program explores the intersection between art, activism, and spirituality that we experience as individuals and community. We will explore questions of how and when art and activism conflict with each other, and more importantly how they can complement each other, especially in a spiritual context. Read more and register here.
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Geothermal 101
Residential Heating, Cooling & Domestic Hot Water
A free talk by Jeffrey Aaron
Sunday, April 24, 2022, 2:00 pm, online and in person (masks required and available)
At New Brunswick Friends Meeting, 109 Nichol Avenue, New Brunswick NJ. Free street parking available.
Jeffrey Aaron is currently building a retirement house in Highland Park which will be heated and cooled by geothermal energy with solar electric back-up.
Topics include: Basic terminology and information about conventional residential heating, cooling and domestic hot water options; Geothermal options and components: how it works, how reliable it is, and why bother?; Comparative costs; Tax incentives; Solar back up considerations; Q&A.
Limited seating: RSVP to keithvoos48@gmail.com. Email for online link.
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What's Going on in AFSC?
A conversation among NYYM Friends
April 26, 7-8:30 p.m.
Hans-Jurgen Lehmann and Lisa Gasstrom, NYYM's appointed Representatives to the AFSC (American Friends Service Committee) Corporation, would like Friends to know that important matters including the reorganization of AFSC will be coming up at the annual AFSC Corporation meeting 4/9-4/10. These matters have prompted some corporation members to ask whether the AFSC may thereby jeopardize its vital connections with its communities. Interested Friends can be in touch with either Lisa or Hans with concerns or questions. A Zoom conversation will take place April 26, 7-8:30 p.m. among NYYM Friends who are involved with or interested in AFSC following the Corporation meeting. To RSVP for that conversation, please fill out this brief form.
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 Worship Sharing with Quaker Earthcare Witness and Friends General Conference
April 28, 8:00 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. EDT
Quaker Earthcare Witness is hosting monthly online worship sharing groups in partnership with Friends General Conference.
In worship sharing, we gather in small groups to focus on a particular question (or questions) to explore our own experience and share with each other more deeply than we would in normal conversation. It seeks to draw us into sacred space, where we can take down our usual defenses, and encounter each other in “that which is eternal.” We welcome all to join us! Register here.
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Quakers in Pastoral Care and Counseling Conference
Thursday, April 28, through Sunday, May 1, at Quaker Hill Conference in Richmond, Indiana, and via Zoom (hybrid)
Please Join Us!
Praying All Ways: Nurturing Our Gifts as Friends is the theme of this year’s conference of Quakers in Pastoral Care and Counseling (QPCC). This conference is for friends in pastoral care, counseling and chaplaincy; a multifaceted retreat with professionally applicable material, transformative small groups, time for rest, and F/friends seeking to support and understand. For rates and to register, please visit QPCC’s website.
We are excited to welcome you, whether you are new to QPCC or a returning F/friend, to be part of our circle. For more information, visit the QPCC conference website.
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A Powell House Virtual Workshop:
Being Community: Friends & Neurodiversity
April 30, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
How do we welcome differences in how our own and others’ minds work? How do we relate to these differences as that of God? For those of us who identify or have been identified as neuro-divergent and our clinicians, educators, caregivers, families, and friends, how can silence, waiting on God, listening for the still, small voice within, the commitment to equity and inclusion, and other Quaker values and practices guide us toward a bigger vision for our lives and work? This workshop will explore the above queries first through a talk drawn from Heidi Wexler's experiences as a speech language pathologist and neuro-divergent parent to a neuro-divergent child. Following the talk, there will be opportunities for silence, sharing, and questions. Register here.
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Rockland Spring Yard Sale
April 30, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Rockland Friends Meeting will be participating in Blauvelt's hamlet-wide Spring Yard Sale on Saturday, April 30, from 9:00am to 4:00pm. We are located at 60 Leber Road, in Blauvelt, NY 10913. All proceeds from our yard sale will go towards capital projects. Our immediate neighbors as well as other households throughout the hamlet of Blauvelt will be participating in the Spring Yard Sale. Come find bargains and hidden treasures and then enjoy a meal at the nearby Lower Hudson River community of Nyack (just off the Governor Mario Cuomo Bridge). In case of heavy rain, we will hold our yard sale inside our meetinghouse. For more information, email Eric Jimenez, Clerk of Rockland Friends Meeting: emjimenez@gmail.com
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I Stand With Ukraine
Medical Supply Drive
April 30, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Matinecock Meeting House, 267 Duck Pond Rd. Locust Valley, NY
SUPPLIES NEEDED:
Dressings: 4x4 gauze pads, pressure dressings, bandaids, butterfly bandages, 0.5″ x 2.75″ (16x), rolled strips, 1''x3''
Burn Supplies: Burn Aid - water gel burn dressing, 4x4 or 4x16
Tape: silk, plastic
Other: Nasopharyngeal airway, CPR kits, Saline eye drops, Latex or Rubber gloves, Tweezers, Elastic bandages, Adhesive tape Antiseptic wipes, EMT Scissors, Tongue Depressors, Eye Wash, 4oz. Cervical collars, Ambu bags, Caffeine pills
Questions or for a full list of needed supplies: email aidfromny@gmail.com
All Supplies to be donated to St. Michael’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Uniondale
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Farmington-Scipio Regional Meeting's
Spring Gathering 2022
Save the date: May 20-22
This event is still being planned, but it looks likely that at least some of us will gather in person at Watson Homestead. The Planning Committee hopes to have some parts of the weekend as a blended event, where Friends who are not there in person can take part via Zoom. You can send your questions to FSRMregistrar@gmail.com.
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 Alternatives to Violence Project
AVP-USA Annual National Gathering
Transformation Through Bold Engagement
May 27-30, 2022
Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. and online
- Four days to Boldly Engage, In-person and Virtual
- Experience the Transformative Power of AVP
Collectively, we are greater than the sum of our parts. Action coupled with Connection is more generative than isolated Action. Exploring new ways to engage in action and nurture connection takes courage and commitment. Join us to share and learn, to practice and grow bold together.
Scholarships are available; formerly incarcerated facilitators are prioritized. To apply, go to the registration page, then click here to apply for a scholarship through AVP NY.
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Friends United Meeting's Stoking the Fire Retreat
Your Life a Candle, This Day a Match
June 3–5, 2022
Quaker Hill Conference Center, Richmond, IN, and Online, Everywhere
This annual retreat is for those afire with the Holy Spirit, who seek deeper faith and bolder witness. Through worship, learning, and fellowship, we will open ourselves to Christ’s presence, and allow the Spirit to work within us as we seek God’s power. We hope you'll consider joining us as we seek to stir up the embers of our faith—both as individuals and as Friends. This year's Stoking the Fire will be a hybrid event, with in-person and virtual options. Register here.
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YAY!
An in-person FGC gathering for Young Adults & Youth
July 6-10, 2022, Radford, VA
FGC’s Junior Gathering, High School, and Adult Young Friend Committees are excited to team up for a new adventure this summer. We are excited to announce YAY! This in-person event for Young Adults & Youth will take place Wednesday, July 6 through Sunday, July 10 at Radford University in Radford, Virginia. The committees have discerned a leading to center the needs of families, children, youth & young adults to be in community in-person.
YAY will have separate sessions for each of these communities:
The Young Adult and Youth Committees are finalizing a schedule and will open registration in May for this event. FGC will update this webpage with more information as it is available.
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 Friends General Conference Gathering 2022 will be held ONLINE
July 3-9, 2022
The Friends General Conference (FGC) 2022 Gathering, "...and follow me" begins in four months. The 2022 Gathering will be held online July 3rd through 9th. Click here for more details about the decision to move the Gathering to online only. Registration for the virtual Gathering will open in May.
YAY!, an in-person Young Adult and Youth event for children, teens, and young adults (ages 0–35) is being planned for July 6-10.
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Upcoming NYYM Sessions & Gatherings
At Fall, Spring, and Summer Sessions, NYYM Friends gather to worship, conduct business, and form a community together. We will meet via Zoom until it is safe to gather in person again.
- Summer Sessions: July 24-30, 2022, hybrid online and at Silver Bay YMCA. Click here for more info. An announcement will be made when registration opens.
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Events & News for Young Adults
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YAY!
An in-person FGC gathering for Young Adult Friends (ages 18-37) & Youth
July 6-10, 2022, Radford, VA
Read full item in Upcoming Events, above.
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Upcoming Powell House Conference
Gonna Make This Garden Grow
Young Adult Event
July 8th, 2022 6:15 PM through July 10th, 2022 1:15 PM
Inch by inch, row by row. A garden is a beautiful thing. At this conference we'll get our hands dirty planting and weeding in the Powell House garden. We will also think about the ways our community is like a garden. How do we want this garden to grow? Expect joy, connection, and maybe some food projects at this nourishing weekend.
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Events & News for Youth and Families
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Upcoming Powell House Youth Conferences
CAMPING IN THE MAZE for 6th-8th Grade
June 10-12, 2022
Let's get wild! The natural world is blooming with possibility and excitement. The maze at Powell House is no exception, with tangled vines, twisting paths, beautiful birds, and interesting critters. At this conference, we will connect with this magical space by pitching tents and camping through the weekend. Get ready to learn wilderness survival skills and play fun, outdoorsy games.
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YAY!
An in-person FGC gathering for Young Adults & Youth!
Will include groups for Junior Gathering (birth-rising 9th grade) and High School (rising 10th-graduating seniors) and their parents.
July 6-10, 2022, Radford, VA
Read full item in Upcoming Events, above.
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 Sign up for Illuminations — a newsletter for children and families
Illuminations is the Children & Families newsletter curated by Joy Meikle and supported by NYYM. You can subscribe here.
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Previously Announced News
Caller Needed for Summer Sessions Contradance
A volunteer contradance caller is needed to join with the volunteer musicians and run the contradance at Summer Sessions. Please respond ASAP with an email to David Gerhan, Schenectady Monthly Meeting, gerhand@union.edu, or 518-374-2166.
Organizations helping Ukrainian civilians and refugees:
UNICEF
Doctors without Borders
UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR)
Mennonite Central Committee
Contact your elected officials:
Condemn the Russian Invasion and Press for Diplomacy
From Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL)
NYYM Grants for Earthcare and Climate Justice Projects
NYYM Friends and meetings are invited to apply for grants of $50 to $500 from NYYM’s Earthcare Fund to support their projects related to Earthcare and Climate Justice. Click on this INVITATION TO APPLY FOR AN EARTHCARE GRANT or go to NYYM.org and search for “Earthcare Fund” for more info.
Becoming an Anti-Racist Faith Community
The Draft Statement on Becoming an Anti-Racist Faith Community was introduced at NYYM Summer Sessions 2021. NYYM meetings and Friends are asked to consider whether they are in unity with the statement. To help with that consideration, NYYM is arranging opportunities for Friends to attend anti-racism analysis trainings. To express interest in attending one of these trainings please fill out the Expression of Interest form.
Junior Yearly Meeting will return this summer — Help is Needed!
A crew of adults is needed to lead the morning program for children at Summer Sessions: art people, games people, experienced old hands and newcomers. If your gifts and inclinations lead you to contribute to the work of the yearly meeting through guiding the children, consider this your opportunity. Contact Susan Stillman and Ellie Rosenberg at jym-coordinators@nyym.org
Second-Thirds: Connections for Friends Ages 35-59ish
a partnership between Powell House and NYYM’s ARCH program
The second semester of Second Thirds has begun! This continuing series will combine social opportunities with content specifically designed for those of us in the second third of our lifetimes (35-59ish years). Register once (pay-as-led) and attend as many (or as few) parts of the series as work for you from January through June 2022. The series will culminate in an in-person weekend retreat at Powell House, May 20-22. Register for the series here.
Quaker action for a just world
American Friends Service Committee ACTION ALERTS
Has Your Meeting for Worship Recently Changed?
If your meeting has recently started meeting in person, outdoors, or in any other new configuration, please let us know via email at communications@nyym.org so the list of meetings for worship can be kept up to date.
Faith and Practice Available
Includes information about at-large membership in NYYM. $10.00 per copy suggested. To order, contact office@nyym.org or write to New York Yearly Meeting, 15 Rutherford Place, New York, NY 10003.
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Opportunities (Jobs & Grants)
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The Stevens Fund Supports Friends in Need
The Stevens Fund is a small fund held by NYYM Trustees in order to assist Friends, who through age or disability, may be in need. These Friends may be pastors, ministers, or other Friends who have been of service to our yearly meeting.
The next list of distributions will be decided by the Ministry and Pastoral Care committee in June. Decisions are based on need. If you have experienced hardship due to the Covid-19 pandemic we may be able to help. We have revised our income guidelines this fall, so that more may benefit from this fund. Applications can be accessed through our New York Yearly Meeting website, or you can contact the administrators of the Fund for assistance.
For additional information contact: David Herendeen 518-836-7209, dherendeen55@yahoo.com; or Jan Phillips 201-280-2338, philips.jan@gmail.com. Applications are due by May 6, 2022.
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Previously Announced Opportunities
NYYM Grants for Earthcare and Climate Justice Projects
Grants for $50 to $500 are available to support climate justice-related projects connected with NYYM friends. Click on this INVITATION TO APPLY FOR AN EARTHCARE MINI-GRANT for more info.
Executive Director, Fellowship of Reconciliation
Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR-USA) is hiring a new Executive Director to continue their work of organizing and sustaining programs and educational projects concerned with domestic and international peace and justice, nonviolent alternatives to conflict, and the rights of conscience. Reach out to jobs@nrgconsultinggroup.org with any questions. Job Description and application are linked here.
Executive Director for the Quaker Center for Transformational Congregational Leadership at the Earlham School of Religion
Read the full job description. Apply by April 25.
School of the Spirit seeks an Outreach Coordinator
We are seeking an Outreach Coordinator to get the word out about our new program, Faithful Meetings, and about our work in general. This will be an independent contractor, part-time (20 hours/week) position. It will be a 1-year appointment with the possibility of extension. View the full Job Description Here.
Summer Camp Counselors Needed
Friends Camp in South China, Maine, is hiring staff for the summer season (June 17-August 20). Camp counselors must be at least 19 by the start of camp. The camp provides a weekly salary, room & board, and free first aid and lifeguard training. Work at Friends Camp.
Ben Lomond Quaker Center Seeks Director(s)
Ben Lomond Quaker Center seeks a full-time, on-site Director and Associate Director or Co-Directors to provide spiritual and practical leadership to West Coast Friends. Check the Quaker Center website for the job description and application requirements. Direct questions to quakercentersearch@gmail.com
FCNL Seeks Associate General Secretary for Community and Culture
The Associate General Secretary for Community and Culture will lead FCNL’s efforts to build a strong culture of belonging and shared values within our organization. To apply and learn more about the position, visit https://www.fcnl.org/about/work-fcnl.
NYYM Meeting Houses and Properties Fund Grants for 2022
For building and repairing meetinghouses; under the care of the NYYM Trustees. Application information is here. Please apply online. Alternatively, open the application document, download as a Word document, fill it out and send by email to meetinghouses-application@nyym.org. Applications must be sent to the Trustees by May 1 for grants in that year.
Job Openings at American Friends Service Committee
American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), based in Philadelphia, PA, has several job openings right now. Take a look!
Job Openings at FCNL
Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL), based in DC, is hiring a Grasstops Advocacy Manager, National Field Organizer, and more! Visit Work with FCNL | Friends Committee On National Legislation to learn more and apply.
Job Openings at Pendle Hill
Work at Pendle Hill, the Quaker retreat center in PA. They're seeking an Annual Fund Coordinator, Director of Finance, Director of Operations, Guest Services Manager, Guest Services Associate, both full-time and part-time Housekeeping Associates, and a full-time Cook.
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Editor's Note
This weekend holds the beginning of Passover, the middle of Ramadan, and Easter, a confluence of religious holidays that only happens every 33 years or so. I grew up with a secular (candy-focused) celebration of Easter but as an adult I've come to feel that Easter is a time to acknowledge rebirth, renewal, and miracles. Spring has sprung. I hope that, whatever you celebrate, this weekend brings you some joy and time to be together with other people.
Save the date for Summer Sessions 2022 (July 24-30) — we hope to open registration very soon.
Please share your Quaker-related news for the weekly email or the Spark newsletter. Articles (400-600 words) are also welcome and encouraged! To join the NYYM mailing list, send your address to walter@nyym.org. Recent weekly update emails are available here.
— Sarah
Sarah Way, NYYM Communications Director
PS - To donate to NYYM, please donate online to the general fund here, or send a check written to New York Yearly Meeting to NYYM, 15 Rutherford Place, New York, NY 10003.
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For the list of NYYM local meetings holding worship online or returning to in-person worship, click here.
For a list of other online Quaker worship opportunities, click here.
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