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- Quakers, also called Friends, practice a simple, radical faith that believes in the spiritual equality of every person.
  All NYC Meetings
- Brooklyn Meeting
- Fifteenth Street Meeting
- Flushing Meeting
- Manhattan Meeting
- Morningside Meeting
- Staten Island Meeting
- Downtown Outdoor Meeting
- Friends Cemetery
- Penington Friends House
Events
News
- Quakers believe in equality and the possibility of a direct connection with God. Friends feel compelled to "live our faith" through nonviolent action.
  Beliefs
- Quakerism FAQs
- What's Meeting for Worship Like?
- Who are NYC Quakers?
- Social Action
- Quaker Affiliations and Organizations
- Explore the programs and services we offer—from community wellness to space use, witness grants, and care for the historic Friends Cemetery.
  Programs and Services
- Community Wellness
- Education Fund
- Friends Cemetery
- Relief Fund
- Space Reservations
- Witness Grants
- New York Quarterly Meeting is an organization of all of the Quaker Meetings in New York City. The Quarter owns property and has committees, trustees, and staff.
  About NYQM
- Building Hours
- Committees
- Contact Us
- Donate
- Handbook
- History
- Our Team
- Volunteer

NYQM Business Meetings

July 2024 Quarterly Meeting

Name: NYC Quakers
Price range: $

The July 2024 business meeting of New York Quarterly Meeting (NYQM) was held in the Friends (Quaker) Cemetery in Prospect Park.

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July 9th, 2024

New York Quarterly Meeting

Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business

Quaker Cemetery in Prospect Park

2024.07.20

2024.07.20 Minutes

2024.04.21 Minutes
2024.07.20 Agenda (subject to change)
- Executive Director Report
- Trustees Report
- Nominating Committee Report
  - Nominations Roster
- Ministry and Council
  - Concern for Quaker Living (CQL)
- African Schools Report
- Pride March
- Meeting Reports
  - Fifteenth Street Meeting Report
  - Brooklyn Meeting Report
  - Morningside Meeting Report
  - Flushing Meeting Report
  - Staten Island Meeting Report
  - Manhattan Meeting Report
- Announcements

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