Barnegat Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends - Quakers

09/12/2026

08/05/2026

The Barnegat Quakers are continuing to walk for peace. You are invited to join us, as usual, the third Sunday of this month at 9 am. We gather at the meetinghouse.
Please note in September we will walk the fourth Sunday in the afternoon. Details to come.
Questions? Call or text 609-698-2058 or write to [email protected].

07/21/2026

We walk for peace the third Sunday of the month. On the fourth Sunday we eat and enjoy fellowship. Don’t miss it! 11 am

07/15/2026

Communities and violence.
Traveling Quaker minister Emily Provance spoke at Barnegat Friends Meeting in May. She brought to our attention a FIRE survey that found 34% of college students say it is sometimes acceptable to respond to objectionable speech with violence.
What are the effects of such beliefs?
Learn more Wednesday, August 12, 8pm-9pm Eastern US time: Study and Discussion of the FIRE College Free Speech Survey. Register at http://bit.ly/3T6NXoQ

07/12/2026

Another peace walk! Come walk with us on July 19th. You are invited to join us the third Sunday of any month. We start at 9 AM at Barnegat Friends Meeting, 614 E. Bay Ave. We walk to Gazebo Park at Route 9 and back again.

07/08/2026

Join us for an inspiring evening of reflection, dialogue, and community as the Burlington Quaker Meeting House welcomes Rev. Dr. Robert Turner—pastor, author, national reparations advocate, and commissioner with the National African American Reparations Commission.

Dr. Turner is widely recognized for his work on reparatory justice and his monthly 40 Miles for Justice walks from Baltimore to Washington, D.C., calling attention to the ongoing pursuit of repair and reconciliation.

His presentation, "Creating a Culture of Repair," invites us to consider how truth, history, healing, and justice can help shape stronger communities for generations to come.

📅 Monday, July 13, 2026
🕖 Program begins at 7:00 PM (Doors open at 6:30 PM)
📍 Burlington Quaker Meeting House & Center for Conference
340 High Street, Burlington, NJ

✨ Free and open to the public. Whether you're interested in history, faith, civic engagement, or meaningful community conversations, all are welcome.

Bring a friend, an open mind, and a willingness to be part of the conversation.