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Upcoming Events

List of Upcoming Events


Oct
31
1:00 PM13:00

Love as Action - Quaker Public Worship

Please join the American Friends Service Committee and State College Friends Meeting to bear witness to the destruction and dehumanization that authoritarian actions are inflicting in our communities.

We will gather at the Allen Street Gates for one hour of silent public worship. Signs are welcome that, consistent with our values, highlight harms of authoritarianism or share love and support for communities that are suffering. Bring a portable chair if you choose.

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Nov
1
to Nov 2

Youth Program: Bake Sale & Food Drive

  • 611 E. Prospect Ave. (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Our youth program is having a Bake Sale & Food Drive along the sidewalk on Prospect Ave. We hope to raise money for the Out of the Cold shelter, collect canned goods for the State College Food Bank and our new community Food Pantry, engage with our neighborhood, and have info for people to learn more about Quakers. The hope is to brighten people's day with yummy treats and help our community. Please help spread the word! Flyer here - https://bit.ly/SCFMBakeSaleFlyer  and if you feel led to contribute a baked good, the signup is here - https://bit.ly/SCFMBakeSaleSignup.

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Nov
14
1:00 PM13:00

Love as Action - Quaker Public Worship

Please join the American Friends Service Committee and State College Friends Meeting to bear witness to the destruction and dehumanization that authoritarian actions are inflicting in our communities.

We will gather at the Allen Street Gates for one hour of silent public worship. Signs are welcome that, consistent with our values, highlight harms of authoritarianism or share love and support for communities that are suffering. Bring a portable chair if you choose.

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Nov
22
2:00 PM14:00

Re-thinking Thanksgiving – A Native American Perspective on an American Holiday

Location: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Centre County, 780 Waupelani Drive

This program will be led by Perry Ground, a Turtle Clan member of the Onondaga Nation of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, and is program is family-friendly, for children and adults. Offered in partnership with the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County, Grace Lutheran, and University Baptist & Brethren Church.

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Oct
29
7:00 PM19:00

The Quaker Way - Pendle Hill Program

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86278073798?pwd=V2s2dVlWRDU4VHFPa%20FZrRWlIUnBpdz09 (password=Friend). Worship sharing based upon Pendle Hill’s program (see this link for more info), this month focused on Pastoral Care and Eldership.

Choose one or two of the resources below to read or watch. Some of these pamphlets are available in the SCFM library.

Possible Reading (some of these are available on the top right shelf in the SCFM library)

Watching & Listening

  • First Monday Lecture Patti Nesbitt and Kristin Zimet, "Be Not Afraid: Living into Love at the End of Life”

  • The Seed Rev. Rhetta Morgan: How Do We Heal Amidst the Unspeakable?

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Apr
26
12:45 PM12:45

A Social Justice Journey

Jackie Bonomo will present Adult RE’s first ever "Social Justice Journey." Jackie is a dedicated Climate and Environmental activist, and she will share how she began this journey and where it has taken her. From her first strong feelings that “we are living wrong on the earth” at age 15, she has worked to make the world a more informed and better place.  Please join us in the meeting room or by Zoom (Social Justice Journey) to learn about Jackie’s Journey.

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Feb
15
12:45 PM12:45

Sankofa Journey Reflections and Opportunities

In September of 2025 Sarah Malone and Cy deVries participated in the Sankofa Journey of the Evangelical Covenant Church. This immersive journey brought each participant into direct relationship with history and provided the opportunity to simultaneously impact the future. The physical journey from Atlanta, Georgia to Birmingham and Selma, Alabama to Memphis, Tennessee provided the opportunity to walk the paths of our nation’s struggle to achieve justice for all.  Sarah and Cy were partners on the journey. They will share experiences from the journey and their aspiration to engage in the ongoing work of achieving the Kingian beloved community.  The goals of the Sankofa Journey project go far beyond  a reductive restating of the goals of the 1960s era civil rights movement.The goal of the Sankofa Journey is to reinitiate the development of peaceful coexistence and to help promote peaceful interactions and bring healing to all disenfranchised communities in America today. It is our hope that members of this meeting will find a way to promote participation in future Sankofa Journey and return to help create the beloved community in Centre County.
This will be a hybrid program. 
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88194490526?pwd=trQLaY0W85GOJeEOQSQJ4d4MitZiUq.1    Passcode: Friend

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Feb
5
5:30 PM17:30

Quaker Parenting Workshop

On Thursday, February 5, the Friends School Quaker Life committee and the Adult RE committee will host a Quaker Parenting Workshop at the SC Friends School. It will be facilitated by Kerry Wiessmann and Denise DeGeorge, both Quakers and retired school counselors. With the use of queries and self-reflection, participants will look at parenting through a Quaker SPICES lens. Two basic teachings of Restorative Practice will be introduced and demonstrated for use at home. We will begin by sharing a simple meal of soup and salad at 5:30. The program will begin after dinner and end at 7:30. Childcare will be available during the program. Registration is required for this program at

 https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4CAAA72EABFCC43-61519496-quaker

Question may be directed to Lisa Gambe (lisalaelgamble@gmail.com).

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