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Worship Schedule
Meeting for Worship
Children's Program		 Sundays at 11a.m.
Carry-in Brunch 2nd Sunday of the month at 9:30.
Business Meeting 2nd Sunday of the month at noon.
Education Hour Most Sundays at 9:30a.m. Details





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NEWS AND EVENTS

Heartland Friends Education Hour is discussing the book Friends for 350 Yearsby Howard Brinton at 9:30 a.m. on most Sunday mornings.

Heartland Friends makes available teachers trained in the Montessori-inspired Faith and Play curriculum for storytelling and religious education with children during worship on the first and third Sundays of each month. A light soup and sandwich lunch will be served after worship those Sundays. For more information about Faith and Play click here.

The Heartland Friends Special Needs Fund has recently sent contributions to Philadelphia Yearly Meeting to help repair damage to the Little Egg Harbor Friends Meetinghouse in Tuckerton, New Jersey damaged by hurricane Sandy, and the New York Yearly Meeting to help repair the Flushing, New York, Friends Meetinghouse, damaged by a falling tree during hurricane Sandy. The Little Egg Harbor meetinghouse was built in 1863. The Flushing meetinghouse was built in 1694 and is the oldest house of worship in New York State and the second oldest Quaker meetinghouse in the U.S.


 VIEWS

Heartland is concerned about Religious tolerance and Muslim-Christian understanding Click here to read the statement.

Heartland's perspective concerning the War on Terrorism. Click here to read it.

Heartland's public statement on the Marriage amendment to the Kansas constitution Click here to read it.

MEDITATION

Our meetinghouse is located on Sandwedge Circle, but what's a sandwedge? What does it have to do with religion? Read "Far from Par" by Heartland Friends member Patrice Stephenson to find out.
Read "Far from Par".
FOR FUN
Are YOU a Quaker? Take the Belief-O-Matic on Beliefnet.com and find out.

We believe:

  • All people have access to “that of God” within them;
  • Although our roots are in Christianity, truth can be found in other sources.

We practice the Quaker testimonies:

  • Truth, meaning integrity of word and deed and the seeking of Truth;
  • Simplicity, meaning keeping our attention on what is important to us and minimizing distractions;
  • Equality of all people before God;
  • Peace. We seek to live in a spirit of peace and work to remove the causes of war.

We worship by listening for the Spirit.