Tampa Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Quakers
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First Day (Sunday)
10 am
Meeting for Worship
10 am
First Day School

First First Day
11:30 am
Committee meetings

Second First Day
11:30 am
Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business

Third First Day
11:30 am
Potluck


Fifth First Day
11:30 am
Getting to Know You

Sometimes our schedule may vary.

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Calendar

Sunday - May 20
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
Potluck after rise of Meeting for Worship
Bring a dish to share.
Book exchange after rise of Meeting for Worship
Bring a book to share.

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Sunday - May 27
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Meeting for Learning - Noon

Bible study, led by Lisa Erazmus and Jan Dahm. Please read the book of Mark to prepare.

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Sunday - June 3
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
Committee meetings - 11:30 am
All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

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Sunday - June 10
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
All are welcome. Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business - 11:30 am
This meeting includes committee reports, treasurer’s report and general business that needs to be brought to the attention of our Meeting. Not as long as it sounds, but vital to the life of our community. Please join us as all are welcome.

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Sunday - June 17
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
All are welcome.

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Sunday - June 24
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

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Queries for the Fifth month

Education

Do we share our deepest beliefs and values with each other and with our children, while leaving them free to develop as the Spirit may lead them?

Does the Meeting give the children loving care, and promote their spiritual life through religious education and other activities?

Do we encourage our children’s participation in the Meeting’s work and cultivate their desire for service to others?

How do we educate our members and attenders about the Bible (especially the teachings of Jesus), other spiritual literature, and the history, principles and practices of Friends?