Donate/Giving

Thank you so much for your support of Upper Dublin Friends Meeting. There are many reasons you might consider helping Upper Dublin fulfill our spiritual and social vision -- by supporting:

Preservation of our Meetinghouse and burial grounds (property maintenance, both lawn care and building repairs)
Operations (heating/cooling, telephone, security, insurance, alarms)
Inreach (supporting Members of Upper Dublin and other Quaker efforts)
Outreach (website, communications, emails, social media), etc.

You can give in many different ways...

1) Give of your time!

We have many ways you can help, by participating on committees or for specific programs.

2) You can send a check (payable to Upper Dublin Monthly Meeting),
and mail to:

Upper Dublin Monthly Meeting

1506 Fort Washington Avenue
Maple Glen, PA 19002

3) You can give once, or on a recurring basis online (Paypal, Venmo,
credit card or e-check), via Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (PYM):

Go to PYM's site to set-up a single or recurring payment:
https://www.pym.org/donate/upper-dublin/

Note, if you prefer to go directly to PYM's website (pym.org), you need to click Donate, then
` select 'Give to a Meeting', and in the drop down menu select 'Upper Dublin Monthly Meeting'.

For more information, please get in touch with us as listed on our Contact Us page.

Hello and welcome to our meeting. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
Click here to see more.

Visitors click here.

Planning your Visit

New to Meeting for Worship?

If you've never attended a Meeting for Worship, we hope you will come worship with us.

Many have found help in viewing the "introductory" videos to answer questions that might arise in expectation of a Quaker Meeting for Worship.

Most Quaker meetings, at least in this part of country, are so-called "unprogrammed" meetings. This means that our meetings for worship are not led by a minister but are largely conducted in silence. Typically, a Clerk or other Member of the Meeting will close worship with a simple "Good morning, friends" but otherwise the meeting may be completely silent.

Members and attenders are always invited to speak out of the silence with a message about their spiritual journey, although messages are not responded to directly.

ripples

A message has been described as a pebble tossed into a pond. The resulting ripples are received by others in the meeting and may contribute to their own spiritual journeys.