Worship and Ministry Questionnaire 2019 – Olympia Friends Meeting

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3201 Boston Harbor Road NE
Olympia, WA 98506-2800

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Sanctuary and Immigration

Olympia Friends Meeting is part of the South Sound Faith Network for Immigration and Refugee Support. A family – a mother with a school-age child – is now in sanctuary and OFM members/attenders are some of the volunteers. Financial contributions may be made via Interfaith Works (which OFM is a member of) and specify the sanctuary fund.

Read our Minute on Sanctuary, approved on April 10, 2019, here.

Minute on Becoming an HP Free Church

We have carefully deliberated and educated ourselves on the situation in Israel and Palestine, and we are taking this public stand by signing onto the HP-Free Church pledge, agreeing that as a Meeting we will boycott all Hewlett-Packard products and refuse to invest in Hewlett-Packard as long as it continues the practice of supplying tools of oppression to the Israeli government.

See our Minute on Becoming an HP Free Church, approved on August 11, 2019.

Member of the Olympia Coalition to Abolish Nuclear Weapons

Olympia Friends Meeting became a member of the Olympia Coalition to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. Approved at Meeting for Worship for Business on January 12, 2020. The coalition carries out educational campaigns and grassroots advocacy to engage the public and influence local elected officials. For more information, see:
https://www.wanwcoalition.org/ocanw

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.

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