10/21/2026
WEDNESDAY NOTES - HIGH POINT FRIENDS MEETING
Greetings Friends,I hope you are all doing well and your week is going well so far. Here are a couple invites for your Wednesday...
1. WEDNESDAY "PAUSE & PRAY" - I invite us to "pause" at some point during this day to offer Light and Love and prayers for our world, community, and those we know and love. Often our "pause" is a way for us to make space for our own "slowing down" and reflecting, but it's also a good moment to hold in our hearts the hurts and needs of our world. If you are able to offer a "pause" today, I would invite us to hold in Light and Love our world and the many places it is experiencing conflict, violence, and war. We can also include our own communities and neighbors who we know are struggling and sometimes just trying to make ends meet. If you would like a quiet space and place to pause and pray, our Haworth Chapel will be open and available today from 10AM - 3PM.
2. THIS SUNDAY (OCTOBER 25) "A LEGACY OF GENEROSITY"- This Sunday will be our last one in our monthly theme/focus around celebrating our 70th Anniversary of High Point Friends Meeting at 800 Quaker Lane. This Sunday we celebrate a "legacy of generosity". Plainly put, the reason we are able to offer ministry and gather in our Meetinghouse is due to the present generosity of all of you but also because of the immense generosity of many who came before us. Their generosity then enables us now to give back to our community, give to Quakers worldwide, maintain our facilities, and pay our staff. We want to be able to continue that legacy of generosity.
This Sunday, my good friend, Colin Saxton, will be bringing the prepared message in our 10AM meeting for worship as well as sharing a presentation at 11AM on becoming a Generous Congregation. Colin is a recorded Quaker minister and serves with Everence Financial Services. He brings a pastor's heart and presence to this moment and I am confident you will enjoy his message and his presentation. Plus, his work with us over the next year will be vital to our flourishing as a generous congregation.
Personally I want to thank all of you for the many ways you offer your gifts and presence to High Point Friends. It's because of all of you we continue to be a faithful Quaker presence at 800 Quaker Lane.
With Gratitude,
Scott