Millville Friends Meeting

05/27/2026

Meet the Venue for the Fall Family Gathering – Crystal Lake Camps

Nestled in the mountains of Hughesville, PA, our home for the weekend is the beautiful Crystal Lake Camps. 🌲 From meals in Alford Hall to cozy cabin vibes, it’s the perfect place to unplug. Ready for some mountain air?
🔗 Register here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/uppersusquehannafallfamilygathering/event/gather2026/

05/01/2026

The Fall Family Gathering is shaping up to be a wonderful time. Let's go feel the rhythm 🙂

Registration is OPEN! 🛶

The wait is over! Registration for the 2026 Fall Family Gathering is officially open. 🍂 Join us at Crystal Lake Camps as we explore our theme: "Finding Your Rhythm." >
🐦 Early Bird Rates (thru Aug 15): $75 Adults / $65 Children.

Secure your spot and your cabin today at the link below!

https://secure.qgiv.com/for/uppersusquehannafallfamilygathering/event/gather2026/

04/25/2026

It's back! Millville Quaker Meeting Annual Plant Sale! 🪴
Saturday, May 16, 9 am - 1 pm.
On the shady front porch of Millville Friends Meetinghouse
351 East Street, Millville.
From the personal gardens of Millville Friends & others, we will have freshly potted annual & perennial flowers, herbs, wildflowers, native plants, house plants, vegetables, shrubs, and trees.
🌳🌱💐
+ children's activities & baked goods
Proceeds benefit Greenwood Friends School

03/24/2026

The Upper Susquehanna Quarterly Meeting will be hosting the Fall Family Gathering at Crystal Lake Camps again for 2026! Start planning for this weekend in the Loyalsock Forest today!

Join Us for the Fall Family Gathering 2026! 🍂🛶
Mark your calendars! The Upper Susquehanna Quarterly Meeting invites you and your family to our upcoming retreat, "Finding Your Rhythm," at the beautiful Crystal Lake Camps.

From September 25th to 27th, we’ll step away from the hustle of daily life to reconnect with nature, each other, and our spiritual centers. Whether you’re looking for the quiet peace of the lake or the warmth of a campfire with friends, there is a place for you here.

What’s in Store?
✨ Fellowship: Deepen connections with our Quaker community.

🌲 Nature: Explore the trails and the lakeside during peak autumn beauty.

🙏 Worship: Shared moments of reflection and spiritual renewal.

🔥 Fun: Campfires, s'mores, and activities for all ages!

Details at a Glance
Who: All members, attenders, and families of USQM.

Where: Crystal Lake Camps.

Theme: Finding Your Rhythm.

Registration details and weekend schedules will be shared soon! Keep an eye on this page for updates on how to sign up and what to pack.

We can’t wait to find our rhythm together this fall. See you by the campfire! 🪵🔥

03/12/2026

Artificial Intelligence has become a regular topic of conversation. Here is some perspective from Thee Quaker podcast.
What are your thoughts?
Can AI be positive?
Are we at a point of no return?

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4pu0z7vOsvp62lPMSC9Tue?si=WRRvpiqcTEyAsuAihO5VvQ

Thee Quaker Podcast · Episode

02/06/2026

This sounds about right. 🙂

Excerpted from Friends Journal article 'A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth' by Stuart Masters, released June 1, 2021:

When modern Friends reflect on the ecstatic and socially disruptive nature of the earliest Quaker movement, there are two common responses. Some Friends are inspired by their uncompromising radicalism and disappointed by the apparent capitulation to the demands of respectable society. Others feel slightly embarrassed and are relieved that Quakers settled down, became more sensible, and made a positive contribution to society. Both views have validity. The first reflects the upside-down nature of God’s kingdom and the subversive character of the Holy Spirit, while the second recognizes the unavoidable need to function within the world as it is, rather than as we would like it to be. Perhaps these utopian movements are best understood as the Braxton Hicks of the kingdom of God. In pregnancy, Braxton Hicks are the initial testing contractions that help prepare the body for full labor and birth. Movements of the Spirit, such as early Friends and the Azusa Street Revival, did not give birth to heaven on earth. However, they anticipated the coming of the kingdom and prepared the world for the birth of the new creation.

02/06/2026

Some Friends at Millville Meeting may remember Tenaja Henson when she was a teen attending Lewisburg Friends Meeting. Here is her QuakerSpeak video! 😍

“For a while,” Tenaja Henson says, “my activism looked like showing up and holding space—and I think that is just…

02/01/2026

How do you remain steady and at peace in the midst of turmoil and conflict?