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April 30, 2016 by Gabi Clayton

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Worship with us!

As the Meetinghouse is closed due to the risk of COVID-19 when meeting in person, we have Meeting for Worship on Sundays at 10 a.m. online with Zoom. See here for details.

We are located at:
3201 Boston Harbor Road NE
Olympia, WA 98506-2800

AFSC condemns police killing of George Floyd and police violence against protesters

American Friends Service Committee’s May 29, 2020 press release on the killing of George Floyd and police violence against protestors includes:

“The brutal murder of George Floyd is the consequence of a racist system that disproportionately targets people of color for violence, imprisonment, and premature death,” said Shanene Herbert, director of AFSC’s Healing Justice program in Saint Paul. “Firing these police officers is not enough. We need resources directed away from the police forces that occupy our communities. We need investment in our young people, in our schools, in our health care, and in transformative forms of justice that address the root causes of harm.”
Read the whole press release here.

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“Sanctuary Everywhere – We Will Protect Each Other”
A poster from AFSC (American Friends Service Committee). Download and print this poster (8.5×11) and others: https://www.afsc.org/posters

Western Friend
Plain Quaker Speech and Spirit in the West
Western Friend is the official publication of Quakers in Pacific, North Pacific, and Intermountain Yearly Meetings.
https://westernfriend.org/

Quaker Earthcare Witness
Taking spirit-led action to address the ecological and social crises of the world, emphasizing Quaker process and testimonies.
https://www.quakerearthcare.org/

FUST is a project of Olympia Friends Meeting focused on raising funds to support Ugandans who transport LGBTQ people who must leave Uganda for thier safety. friendsugandansafetransport.org

We acknowledge that this land and water is the traditional territory of the Steh-Chass people. The Steh-Chass people are of the Squaxin Island Tribe. The surrounding mountains, valleys, shorelines, and waterways are imbued with their presence. We seek to nurture our relationship with our Coast Salish neighbors and our shared responsibilities to this place, their homelands, where we mutually abide.