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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

Fourth First Day
11:30 am
Potluck

Fifth First Day
11:30 am
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Sometimes our schedule may vary.

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War is not the answer

Action alert - sign-on letter to Senator Nelson

Tampa Friends Meeting, working with our Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL), invites fellow citizens of Florida to join us in petitioning Florida Senator Bill Nelson to shift federal spending priorities away from the Pentagon and towards meeting the needs of people in the United States, preventing wars and protecting the environment.

Please visit the Our Nation’s Checkbook page to learn more and join others in signing this petition letter.

Calendar

Sunday - August 1
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
Committee meetings - 11:30 am
All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Meetinghouse

Sunday - August 8
Meeting for Worship - 10 am
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.

Meetinghouse

Sunday - August 15
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.

Meetinghouse

Queries for the Seventh month

Self discipline and responsibility

Do we attend Meeting for Worship regularly and punctually?

Do we participate in Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business and support it financially and with personal service according to our resources and abilities?

Are we conscientious in fulfilling all obligations of state and society that are not contrary to our religious convictions?

Are we punctual in keeping promises, just in payment of debts, and honorable in all our dealings?

Do we choose recreations that strengthen our physical, mental and spiritual life, avoiding those that may hinder others, our Earth, and ourselves?

Do we act responsibly concerning substances and behaviors that can become addictive?