Come worship with us

The Crosswicks Friends hold a silent worship every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the Meeting House at the corner of Front and Church Streets in the historical village of Crosswicks.  After the rise of meeting, there is informal fellowship with coffee and refreshments.

The First Day School

Meeting is preceded at 9:30 a.m. by Assembly in the First Day School (opposite  the Meeting House), where we discuss Queries and Beliefs.  On
occasion there are also presentations and music.   Assembly does not take place during the months of July and August.

Our meeting is also actively involved in collecting donations for various local and regional charities, funds and outreach programs.  Please visit our  Advocacy page for more info.

Upcoming Events

Our meeting has a very active social calendar.  Please click here for our Calendar, and see below for other upcoming event.

Holiday Activities

  November 24:  Thanksgiving Breakfast and Service.  Everyone is welcome to give thanks with us at our annual Thanksgiving breakfast which begins at 9:00 a.m. in the First Day School.  Following breakfast we will hold a special Thanksgiving worship service in our Meeting House beginning at 10:30 a.m., with music, readings and silent worship.

  December 22:  Candlelight Service.  Come join us at our annual service of carols and readings at 7:00 p.m. in the Meeting House.  Friends will read Biblical verses from the Christmas story, interspersed with carols, and those present are invited to come forward with a donation of a check or cash to benefit the Mercer Street Friends.  Cookies and fellowship round out the evening!

Committees

The following committees meet to discuss concerns, plan strategies and organize activities.  If you would like further information about our committees, please click here.

Peace and Social Action
Worship and Ministry
Care and Counsel
Financial
Religious Education
Scholarship
Nomination
Trustees
Property
Fellowship

The Meeting House, with the Crosswicks Community House in the background.

A recent potluck on the Quaker Green