Friends Meeting of New Orleans
(Quakers)
Join us
Please join us for an hour of peace on Sundays 10-11 A.M.
Friends Meeting of New Orleans is meeting in person every Sunday, please join us!
For in-person worship and attendance masks are OPTIONAL.
We continue to expect all individuals to mask or stay home if they have been exposed to COVID or show symptoms of upper respiratory infection.
In addition to our weekly in person meetings, we continue to offer online meetings every Sunday to the best of our ability. We currently hold a hybrid meeting (in person and online together) on the 2nd Sunday.
We are located in the Carrollton United Methodist Church upstairs annex
at 921 S. Carrollton St.
(Along the St. Charles /Carrollton streetcar/bus line. Corner of Freret and Carrollton.)
Accessibility: 1 flight of stairs, no elevator.
You can now donate to the Meeting online!
About the Meeting
Friends Meeting of New Orleans is over 75 years old, one of the oldest monthly Meetings on the Gulf Coast, and one of the founding monthly meetings of what is now South Central Yearly Meeting.
FMNO is an unprogrammed Meeting. We gather for silent waiting worship, and if someone receives a message from God, the Spirit, the Light, the Divine (whatever you call it
!) they are invited to share that message with the Meeting.
(Image: panel from the Quaker tapestry)
Text: The Religious Society of Friends "might be thought of as a prism through which the Divine Light passes ... to become visible in a spectrum of many colors, many more in their richness than words alone can express." (Faith & Practice)
Friends Meeting
of New Orleans
Minutes on Gaza
What is Quakerism?
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