We are porting our landline phone to digital and will take a few days. from june 11th to the 15th use our email contact if the phone is not working. thank you.

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We are porting our landline phone to digital and will take a few days. from june 11th to the 15th use our email contact if the phone is not working. thank you. -

Nestled in the sleepy hamlet of a serene village in New Jersey
among the idyllic rolling hills of Hunterdon County is a simple Meetinghouse
where generations of people have gathered in silent waiting
nurturing and seeking
what is known to Quakers as the inner light.


You are invited to explore the hinterlands of your own inner light.
Be still and center your mind and body in calm simplicity.
Experience the beautifully plain and historical interior, containing rows of neatly arranged benches where you can sit in waiting silence.


Join other people from different traditions, orientations and ages in a safe place every
Sunday [ First Day ] from 10:30 am to 11:30 am
Thats when the doors are open to the 19th century meeting house entrusted to Quakers, who have been a part of Hunterdon County since the English colonial times of America.

Religious Society of Friends

Foundation Principles

The inward light
universality of grace
personal transformation
continuing revelation

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Tradition

In the mid-1600's amid the tumultuous years of England's Civil War and a religious atmosphere created by a scholarly German monk, Martin Luther, the first Friends were drawn to George Fox who believed that God dwells in each of us, rather than in holy books or buildings.

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Practice

We meet every Sunday morning at 10:30 am for un-programmed worship. We gather to worship in stillness which enables us to shed strains, stresses and distractions of the secular world and open ourselves to centering with the divine presence.

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Quakertown Meetinghouse Events & Involvements

  • Friends are Fun PICNIC

    UPCOMING

    Saturday, June 21, 2025
    11:00 AM 3:00 PM

    Tohickon Valley Park
    27 Cafferty Road
    Pipersville, PA, 18947

  • LOVE FRENCHTOWN

    UPCOMING

    Saturday June 21-28, 2025
    Love and Acceptance expressed out loud

    Event is in Frenchtown NJ.

  • PEACE FAIR 2025

    UPCOMING

    Saturday, Sept 20, 2025
    10:30 AM to 4 PM

    Buckingham Friends Meeting & Buckingham Friends School

    5684 York Road, Routes 202 and 263
    in Lahaska, Pennsylvania 18931

  • PEACE VIGIL

    UPCOMING

    Sunday, Oct 19, 2025
    4:00 – 6:00pm

    Interfaith Vigil for Peace

    We are invited to meet at Flemington Baptist Church
    170 Main St. Flemington, NJ

  • Wednesday Evening Worship

    RECURRING WEEKLY

    June 4th to August 27th
    7:00 pm

    We meet for 30 minutes of silence followed by fellowship.

    Either join us for the silence or join us for the fellowship or both, all is welcome.

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    Meeting for Worship

    RECURRING WEEKLY

    SUNDAY MORNING
    10:30 am - 11:30 am

    It all begins with you.

    Anyone can join us.

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    Vigil

    RECURRING WEEKLY


    SATURDAY AFTERNOON

    11:00 am - 1200 pm

    People from various groups gather together in Millford, NJ on Main Street.

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    Arts and Crafts Circle

    RECURRING MONTHLY

    Every 3rd THURSDAY of the month in the AFTERNOON starting at 3:00 pm.

    Quakertown Friends make hats and scarfs for children and delivers them during the Christmas season.
    This gathering is more than hats and scarfs. Etal …….

  • Discussing Quakerism in the year 2025

    RECURRING MONTHLY

    EVERY 1st SUNDAY
    9:30am - 10:30am

    Karen Tibbals guides us through a series of workshop presentations on specific topics designed and selected to get attendees involved in a healthy loving dialog with others.

PAST EVENTS

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    Bucks Quarterly Meeting NOV 2023

    PAST EVENT

    Quakertown Friends Meeting also known as Quakertown Monthly Meeting hosted the 4th quarter Meeting with our Bucks Quarter Friends. Read what our Quarter Clerk, Wendy Kane, wrote about the event.