Albuquerque Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
1600 5th St., NW (PO Box 25462) , Albuquerque, NM 87125-5462
Albuquerque Meeting News and Events
Weekly Worship & First Day School
Weekly Worship & First Day School
Weekly Worship & First Day School
In Person Meeting for Worship:
Weekly from 10:30-11:30 AM all Sundays at the Meeting House.
Additional Options for Participation in Worship
Meeting for Worship is held in a HYBRID fashion on the 1st & 3rd Sundays, plus 5th Sundays, when applicable, with both in person & Zoom attendance.
A ZOOM only option for meeting for worship is also available on the 2nd & 4th Sundays with the link sent on the preceding Friday.
Children's Program is open on Sunday mornings, with children attending in person for the first 10 minutes of worship (10:30-10:40 AM). Fellowship with the children continues after Meeting for Worship in Emma's garden. Intergenerational worship with the children in full attendance during worship occurs on all 5th Sundays.
NEW: Mid-week Worship Wednesdays on Zoom
Mid-week worship takes place on Zoom on the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 7-8:15 MST. Zoom links are sent out with the weekly Friday message from the listserv.
Traces of the Trade Film & Discussion
Weekly Worship & First Day School
Weekly Worship & First Day School
Saturday, October 26, 1 - 3 PM
ABQ Friends Meeting House
1600 5th St., NW
Albuquerque, NM
First time documentarian, Katrina Browne, makes a troubling discovery - her New England ancestors were the largest slave trading family in U.S. history. She and 9 fellow descendants set off to retrace the Triangle Trade: From Rhode Island to slave forts in Ghana to sugar plantation ruins in Cuba. They uncover the vast complicity of the North in slavery while also stumbling and stretching their way towards greater awareness on issues of race/racism.
Film & Discussion facilitated by Upholding Racial Justice & Equity (URJE) of the ABQ Friends Meeting.
Please RSVP to: info@abqfriends.org
Bring a light snack to share with others.s
Understanding Homelessness
Weekly Worship & First Day School
AMM Listserv & Building Reservations
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Understanding Homelessness
A Community Workshop with
Jazmin Moreno, Priscilla Williams and Zoe Robb of Built for Zero
NM Coalition to End Homelessness
Sunday, October 27, 2024
1:30 - 3:30 PM
ABQ Friends Meeting House
1600 5th St., NW
Albuquerque, NM
Learn about the causes of homelessness and the struggles of unsheltered people. Develop understanding, compassion and resolve to address homelessness in our community.
RSVP: info@abqfriends.org
Registration deadline: October 20, 2024
AMM Listserv & Building Reservations
AMM Listserv & Building Reservations
AMM Listserv & Building Reservations
Announcements about AMM events are made Friday afternoon on the list serve.
AMM LISTSERV
If you are not on the list serve you may request to be on it by emailing your name and email address to: info@abqfriends.org
SCHEDULE A MEETING AT THE MEETING HOUSE
To schedule a meeting or to offer an event online, email your request to:
Please check availability first on the Calendar
Information on other On-line Meetings: https://westernfriend.org/quaker-worship-and-fellowship-online
Living beyond Covid
AMM Listserv & Building Reservations
Living beyond Covid
Covid-19 Guidelines
- No limits on number of persons;
- Optimal air circulation
- Masks optional
- Covers for cordless microphones available;
- Hands may be held at rise of meeting
- Unlimited building use (with Bldg. & Grounds approval & Children's Programming Committee for any use of the downstairs' space);
- Renters and other groups determine mask use within each group.
Approved: August 6, 2023
Donate to AMM online!
AMM Listserv & Building Reservations
Living beyond Covid
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Thank you for your continued support of AMM!
more AMM NOTICES
Help Uproot Racism among Friends
Help Uproot Racism among Friends
Help Uproot Racism among Friends
Friends General Conference (FGC) Call to
Help Uproot Racism Among Friends
Join FGC's Matching gift challenge
FGC, together with five other Friends organizations, has formed a Quaker Coalition to Uproot Racism (QCUR).
QCUR just started a second cohort of racial justice changemakers for a ten-month program. Since January, 30 racial justice practitioners have been modeling & moving forward toward our shared vision through embodied spiritual practice & mindful action within and beyond their Quaker communities.
QCUR announces a matching grant opportunity to Friends in support of their work - through September 6th!
Open this link to learn more information & to make a donation of any amount in support of the Quaker Coalition to Uproot Racism's work.
Mid-Week Online Worship for IMYM Community
Help Uproot Racism among Friends
Help Uproot Racism among Friends
Mid-Week Worship
1st & 3rd Wednesdays
7:00-8:20 pm MST
ON ZOOM
Mid-Week worship, fostered by Worship & Ministry Committee, is on Zoom to enable participation
by friends far and near who would otherwise be unable to participate. It is hoped this gathering will draw participation from the wider Intermountain Yearly Meeting community.
Zoom links will be provided in the weekly Friday email that includes links for all virtual meetings under the care of AMM in the following week.
Not on our listserv?
Email: info@abqfriends.org and request to be added.
Join us!
AMM Minutes on Gaza/Israel/Palestine
Help Uproot Racism among Friends
AMM Minutes on Gaza/Israel/Palestine
The Albuquerque Friends Meeting (Quakers) issued two recent Minutes relating to the Israel/Palestine/Gaza Conflict.
Minute calling for an immediate cease fire and humanitarian access to the civilian population of Gaza
at the Meeting for Worship with Attention to Business held on November 5, 2023.
Minute of Unity: Statement on the Israel/Palestine/Gaza Conflict
at the Meeting for Worship with Attention to Business held on
January 7, 2024
To access the approved Minutes scroll down to the
PDF documents below.
Friends General Conference (FGC) Offerings
Register for FGC Worship for Friends of Color
FGC Online Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
FGC Online Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
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FGC provides weekly virtual worships for People of Color on Zoom. These worships are provided as a place for Friends of Color to come together in community and worship in an environment with Friends who experience marginalization in their lives and Quaker meetings because they are a Person of Color.
Wednesdays midday at 6 PM MDT. There are also monthly meetings for worship, which happen on the third Sunday of each month at 6 PM MDT
Registration is required. Go to: https://www.fgcquaker.org/resources/online-worship-opportunities
FGC Online Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
FGC Online Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
FGC Online Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
The Friends General Conference (FGC) Ministry on Racism hosts a weekly Meeting for Worship for Friends of European Descent confronting racism and white supremacy. It will be held every Thursday evening at 6 PM MDT and Friday at 10 AM MDT. It is in the care of a rotating team of co-facilitators.
FGC requires that all attendees registered to participate. All attendees agree to treat each other with respect. Like at all FGC events, we have a no-harassment policy in place during our time together.
If you are white/of European descent and would like to join, please click HERE to complete a registration form (needed only once) to receive weekly emails about the event.
From an AMM regular participant: "I mark my calendar now by the weekly Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism group. It is a space in which I can consider issues of internalized racism, experiences as a white person in bringing anti-racism consciousness and work to my meeting, and growth in my understanding of the spiritual aspects of this work. I find it discouraging that the number of attendees is small -- with this offering extending to Quakers across the country. It begs the question as to where is everyone else? As one participant said, "We have to find ways to talk with other white people about race!" Join us!"
CHILDREN'S PROGRAM 2024-25
Children's Program Information
Visit the Children's Program page for updates on the 2024-25 curriculum, and in person First Day School for Children & Junior Young Friends.
recurring events on zoom
Aging Gracefully Support Group
Aging Gracefully Support Group
Aging Gracefully Support Group
Second Tuesday of month at noon.
Bring lunch! (Note change from second Wednesday)
ZOOM link to any meeting sent via list serve on Friday of each week.
Compassionate Listening Group
Aging Gracefully Support Group
Aging Gracefully Support Group
Second Wednesday of the month from 6:30 - 7:50 PM on Zoom
ZOOM link sent via list serve every week on Fridays.
Contemplative Reading Group
Aging Gracefully Support Group
Contemplative Reading Group
Fridays 12:30 to 2:00 PM
on Zoom - link sent Fridays
The Contemplative Reading Group is reading The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu (translation by Gia-Fu Feng and Jane English (Vintage Books, 2011/1972).
Contemplative reading: a spiritual practice combining centuries-old lectio divina (divine reading) and Quaker worship sharing. No prior experience needed.
More information HERE.