WELCOME to unprogrammed silent worship
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30 AM
21 East Main Street
Tuckerton, NJ 08008
609 857 1311
About Little Egg Harbor Friends Meeting
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The Little Egg Harbor Friends Meeting celebrates
silent unprogrammed worship. Quakers emphasize the authority of
the Divine Inward Light as revealed to all people
through patient discernment of the Divine Spirit in corporate worship.
A Quaker meetinghouse strives to create
a community of faith, based on the experience of
a transforming power found in the Divine Inward Light
that is named in many, many ways: the Inner Light, the Spirit of Christ, the Guide, the Living God, the Divine Presence, the Seed, and that of God in every person.
Silence invites the sharing in the stirring of the Spirit.
All are welcome at
Meeting for Worship, each 1st Day of the week -
Sunday at 10:30.
During Meeting
The Little Egg Harbor Friends Meeting offers a place where people can find a sense of community and are free to explore their own spiritual beliefs, values and ideas in community with other seekers.
Silent Worship is expectant living silence,
not merely the absence of noise.
The quietude of Friends meeting for worship embodies the special quiet of listeners, the perception of seekers, and the alertness of those who wait. Vocal ministry occurs from time to time with the sharing of a concern, query, leading or prayer.
Quakers share a belief in the universality of the Divine.
Quarterly & Yearly Meetings
Quarterly Meetings gather at least once a quarter (every 3 months) to make decisions about issues and concerns that affect the local meetings across a region. The Little Egg Harbor Monthly Meeting belongs to the
Regional Meetings gather at least once a year to make decisions about issues and concerns that affect the regional group. The Burlington Quarterly Meeting belongs to the
Faith & Practice
Faith & Practice includes advice on procedures within the faith, membership, current practice for conducting meeting business and numerous quotations from Friends on belief, worship, concerns, leadings, and testimonies.
First adopted in 1955, Faith & Practice was revised in 1972,1997, 2002 and again in 2017, updating the section on Yearly Meeting structures and a new section of biographical notes.
