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In the following press release it shares on Philadelphia Yearly Meeting’s lawsuit against the Trump administration to protect religious freedom and the right to worship without fear in spiritual communities. […]
Keith Neil Grombacher-Irwin passed away unexpectedly at his home in Antonito, Colorado, on June 15, 2026. He was 35 years old. Keith was born on November 2, 1990, in Voorhees, […]
Deborah Cooper shared with former Quaker Aging Resources intern, Joey Szpilczak, sharing a reflection on a Quaker-led humanitarian effort during the Bosnian War.
In the following video, Dee Rein shares their experience caring for a loved one using resources and also on holding a memorial service at their meeting. Dee continues to advocate […]
Today, large tech companies don’t just dominate the returns of major stock indices; they also dominate discussions about ethical uses of technology, including artificial intelligence (AI). From 2022-2025, the seven […]
Young Friends Epistle Sunday July 26th, 2026 This year Young Friends gathered nine times. At Peace Fair in September, we helped set up and run games. In October, we gathered […]
Paul Burkander, who grew up attending Yardley Friends Meeting, and Kri Burkander, who grew up attending Doylestown Friends Meeting, are helping organize a reunion for former Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Young […]
Blessings, f/Friends throughout the world from the 346th Annual Sessions of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. We were embraced as family by Cheyney University, the first Historically Black College and University (HBCU) […]
For a decade, Tara Rubinstein has served Philadelphia Yearly Meeting by coordinating Annual and Continuing Sessions, Thread Gatherings, and other events held online and in person. Her work has included […]
To All Friends Everywhere. We greet you warmly and open this epistle with a part of the vision statement of Friends for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Concerns (FLGBTQC): […]
