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Basic Information

Meeting for Worship (unprogrammed):
10AM-11AM, First Days (Sunday)

Fellowship: 11AM-11:30AM

Program: 11:30AM-12:30PM

4405 Gillham Road
Kansas City, MO 64110
(816) 931-5256
clerk@kcquakers.org


Penn Valley Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
Principles for Weddings & Funerals PDF Print E-mail

Following are the minutes taken from the meeting’s discussion about how to hold weddings and memorials.

Penn Valley Meeting of Friends’ Principles for Weddings and Funerals

Sunday, November 27, 2009

A fundamental guideline for our approach to this issue is that our principles (and the way we put them into practice) should show love both to those who attend Penn Valley, and to those who are married or memorialized here.

Is it workable to combine unprogrammed worship with a programmed meeting for worship with a focus on marriage or memorializing?

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Jeff and Ronnie's Wedding PDF Print E-mail

On October 10, Jeff Vincent and Ronnie Lathrop were wed in a traditional and joyful Quaker celebration. Click "Read more" to see the photos! Then click a photo to see the slideshow of the wedding celebration.

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"The Joy of Walking" by Kathy Weber and Larry Herndon PDF Print E-mail

We always knew at some point in our lives we would become minor celebrities, we just thought it would be from playing ukuleles and kazoos. Never did we imagine it would be for walking to work!

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Everyone Welcome! PDF Print E-mail

We'd love to have you join us for worship. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) is not a closed community but a group of seekers like you.

Meeting for Worship: 10am-11am, First Days (Sunday)
Fellowship: 11am-11:30am
After Meeting Program: 11:30-12:30

Penn Valley Friends Meeting is an "unprogrammed Meeting." The Quaker worshipping community has traditionally been called a Meeting for Worship. The worship is "unprogrammed" because there is no order of service and we have no pastor or minister. These are practices that follow from the convictions of those who founded the Relgious Society of Friends in the seventeenth century.

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