COMPLETE TEXT MATERIAL updated December 14, 2008
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INDEX
From the Greater PA region of PYM’s Climate Action Network:
Upcoming Quakerism Programs at Pendle Hill
On Being a Spiritual Nurturer, 2009-2011
Young Adult Friends Working Group Formed
Grants for Young Adult Friends
PYM Offers 200 Pamphlets Free
Shelving for Meeting Libraries
Parking at Arch Street
Publications Service Group looking for a few good Friends
Website Offers International Quaker Community
Writing and Art Workshops for Quaker Youth
Pendle Hill's Winter Lecture Series:
Silent Retreats For Friends
Alternatives to Violence Workshops
Friends Delegation Travels to India
What are Russian and Georgian Friends doing while their countries are at war?
Fair Hill Book Drive
Gwynedd Friends Coffeehouse
Call for Submissions for the Quaker Youth Book Project
January 17 Peace Gathering to Address Gun Violence
January 18 Camp & Summer Programs Fair at Westtown School
January 24 Earthcare Gathering
January 30-February 1 - Pendle Hill weekend on Meeting Growth and Revitalization
February 7 Winter Gathering for Extended Worship
February 28 Gathering for Quaker Educators in Public Schools
March 7 Meeting-School Leaders Seminar
March 27-29 Quaker Artists to Display at PYM Sessions
June 28, 2009 Cropwell Meeting House to Celebrate 200 Years
Friends Employment Opportunities
Assistant Librarian, PYM
Care and Aging Coordinator, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Social Services Coordinator, Friends Rehabilitation Corporation
Babysitters, PYM
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From the Greater PA region of PYM’s Climate Action Network:
Have you wondered “What is this Greater PA region of the Climate Action Network?”
On June 4, 2005, Friends from throughout Philadelphia
Yearly Meeting participated in a called session on climate change. One of the 4
major points raised up was to create a “climate action network” for PYM made up
of 6 regions. Caln and Upper Susquehanna Quarters constitute the Greater PA
region. Since that session in 2005, six to ten Friends from Caln and Upper
Susquehanna have met faithfully by conference call. We discuss and address
environmental issues such as: how we can affect pending legislation, projects we
are involved in, efforts of our monthly meetings, Quaker Earthcare Witness
projects, and more. We want to hear what is happening in your monthly meeting.
To contribute news or get involved in this effort, contact Wade Wright
(570-925-5708) or Marie Ryan (610-777-5825). The Epistle for PYM Called Session
on Climate Change-June 4, 2005 is online at
http://www.pym.org/pm/comments.php?id=2177_0_45_0_C
Most people don’t realize that the standard incandescent lightbulbs they’ve been using for years are only 10% efficient; meaning only 10% of the electricity they use is transferred into light and the rest into heat! FACT: If every home in America replaced just one incandescent light bulb with an ENERGY STAR qualified Compact Fluorescent Lightbulb (CFL), in one year it would save enough energy to light more than 3 million homes. That would prevent the release of greenhouse gas emissions equal to that of about 800,000 cars. Saving electricity reduces CO2 emissions, sulfur oxide and high-level nuclear waste from power generation.
Service Project Idea: Lancaster Meeting (PA) worked with a local community service organization, the Crispus Attucks Center. The Meeting raised money to buy Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs and gave them to the Center. Crispus Attucks plans to use some bulbs at the Center and to give some to the families they serve (along with instruction on their value and how to dispose of them). To learn more about what your Monthly Meeting can do for the environment, see the article on PYM’s website titled “Advices For Responding To PYM’s Epistle On Climate Change” http://www.pym.org/pym_wgs/comments.php?id=4824_0_297_0_C
Upcoming Quakerism Programs at Pendle Hill
February 6-8
Clerking
Pendle Hill weekend with Deborah Fisch and Bill Deutsch
New and experienced clerks will consider the fundamentals of a Quaker meeting for worship with attention to business, discerning and recording the "sense of the meeting," setting agendas, distinguishing between political and spiritual statements, and exploring ways to deal with difficult issues.
February 22-26
Listening for God, Finding the Path
Pendle Hill short course with Mary Lord
Friends believe we are led by the Spirit, but how do we know it is God and not our own will or imagination? Come to Pendle Hill to explore ways of listening, testing personal and corporate leadings, preparing for and following a leading, and knowing when to lay down a concern and rest.
March 13-15
Introducing Quaker Quest!
Pendle Hill weekend with Elaine Crauderueff and Rubye Howard Braye
Co-sponsored by the Advancement & Outreach Committee of Friends General Conference
Do you believe that Quakerism is "a spiritual path for our time" and want to share it? Quaker Quest is a dynamic monthly-meeting-based outreach program that has proven successful in engaging seekers in the Quaker way across England for the past six years. Learn to articulate your faith and discover how meetings can experience new vitality and build community.
For registration information, visit www.pendlehill.org or call (800) 742-3150, extension 3. Matching scholarships are available.
On Being a Spiritual Nurturer, 2009-2011
It is not too early to begin considering whether it is your time to apply for the next class of the School of the Spirit Ministry's two-year program “On Being a Spiritual Nurturer.” To help with your discernment, two one-day “Testing the Waters” retreats are being offered: February 7 at First Friends Meeting in Greensboro, NC, and March 28 at Alexandria Meeting in VA. The deadline for applications to the program is May 25, 2009. More information about the program can be found at www.schoolofthespirit.org There you can subscribe to the ministry's newsletter. To register for a “Testing the Waters” retreat, email info@schoolofthespirit.org The School of the Spirit Ministry is under the care of the Worship and Care Standing Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting.
Young Adult Friends Working Group Formed
A new Young Adult Friends Working Group is being formed under the care of the Education Standing Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. This group will strive to help provide vision for the PYM community of Young Adult Friends, season ideas and leadings, create events and opportunities for worship and fellowship, be a resource for Monthly Meetings in relation to YAFs, and work collaboratively with the PYM Young Adult Friends Coordinator.
The working group hopes to hold its meetings at Monthly Meetings on First Days, worshiping first with local Friends. Meetings will be held every other month beginning in January, with additional meetings scheduled when necessary for event planning. If you have questions about the new YAF Working Group, or would like to be involved, please contact PYM YAF Coordinator Sadie Forsythe at 215-241-7075 or sadief@pym.org
Grants for Young Adult Friends
The Friends Institute Granting Group of PYM strives to support and encourage young adult Friends, between the ages of 18 and 40, in ministry, service, witness and Quaker study. Grant requests are reviewed on a quarterly basis. The next application deadline is March 1, 2009.
The granting group has just revised their application guidelines. They are now accepting applications up to $1,000. Complete application information and a list of recent grant awards is available online at: http://www.pym.org/friendsinstitute/figg/index.htm
PDF flyers about applying for Friends Institute grants are available on this website. Print one off for a young adult you know, and post at your Friends Meeting! For more information about Friends Institute grants, contact PYM Young Adult Friends Coordinator Sadie Forsythe at 215-241-7075 or friendsinstitute@pym.org
PYM Offers 200 Pamphlets Free
Thanks to special PYM Publications Service Group funds, your Meeting can receive 200 free pamphlets of your choosing if your order is received by Friday, February 27, 2009. A special order form was sent to clerks of Monthly Meetings in December. Just fill in the quantities you want of each PYM pamphlet and return the form to QuakerBooks of Friends General Conference. Questions should be directed to Mary Anne Crowley at PYM, 215-241-7017 or maryc@pym.org
Shelving for Meeting Libraries
As the PYM Library is redesigned and moved within Friends Center, surplus metal bookshelves will be made available to Monthly Meeting libraries for a fraction of the original cost.
Have you thought about redesigning your Meeting Library or adding shelving? Now is a great time to consider it.
There will be some sections 78 inches high and some 90 inches high. The 78” ones hold 6 shelves, and the 90” ones have 7 shelves (each about 1 foot high, but adjustable). The shelves can be single depth and attached to a wall or back-to-back free standing.
If your Meeting has even the slightest interest, contact PYM Librarian Rita Varley at 215-241-7219 or ritav@pym.org See if you can find a way to take advantage of this opportunity.
Parking at Arch Street
Friends wishing to use the parking lot at the Fourth and Arch Street Meeting House in Philadelphia for personal business (when not attending meetings there) should obtain an annual permit. The fee is $150 for the calendar year.
2009 parking tags are now available from the PYM Business and Finance Department at Friends Center. Please note: Parking tags will no longer be issued from the Arch Street Meeting House.
If you have a 2008 tag, you will be notified by mail for renewal. For all others, please send inquiries to Jess Purvis, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1515 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102. Email: JessP@pym.org
Publications Service Group looking for a few good Friends
Friends with editorial skills, and those with knowledge of Quaker history, are invited to join the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting publishing program.
Publications Service Group develops materials to meet Meetings’ needs and keep various Quaker classics in print. At present, we oversee the final production and marketing of Faith and Practice, curricula and other works sponsored by PYM committees, pamphlets, and the Arch Street Lecture Series. We also contribute to the development of PYM’s website.
We work with other Quaker publishers to produce publications such as the Journal of George Fox and Whispers of Faith. We are exploring new technologies like print-on-demand that allow reprinting short runs. We are working on general information for visitors at Arch Street Meeting House, Friends Center and other Quaker sites.
Interested Friends should email lairdh@fgcquaker.org. Publications Service Group meets once a month in the evening at a location best suited to the group.
Website Offers International Quaker Community
Quaker Faith and Fellowship is a new website presence at http://www.quakerfaithandfellowship.org
This Friendly cyberspace community offers online Meeting for Worship with a “Coffee & Tea room” for after-meeting discussions and a Forum for informal discussions.
Organizers are praying that others from around the world will come to their site and take on responsibilities for the scheduling of online Meetings for Worship in the hope that all those who are isolated for one reason or another will have the opportunity through the Internet to unite with others for spiritual nourishment.
Writing and Art Workshops for Quaker Youth
Quaker Youth Book Project editorial board members have designed workshops on writing and art that encourage reflection, creative work, and written and visual ministry by young Friends ages 15-35. The workshops draw upon the writings of historic Friends, Bible verses, other writers, artists, and creative writing techniques. They will help young Friends in your Meeting, church, youth group or school to reflect on their lives, faith and witness in the world as Friends.
The submission of work developed in a workshop to the Quaker Youth Book Project is not required -- but it is certainly encouraged!
Editorial board members and Friends from Quakers Uniting in Publications (QUIP) may be available to lead these workshops in person. If no one is available, we will work with and support young Friends, youth workers and teachers so that they can facilitate the workshops themselves. E-mail quipyouthbook@gmail.com if you are interested. More information at
www.quakeryouth.org/quipbook
Pendle Hill's Winter Lecture Series:
Practical Choices that Support Faithful Living
Friends are invited to attend Pendle Hill's winter Tuesday Evening Lecture Series, "Finding the Way: Practical Choices that Support Faithful Living." The free lectures are scheduled for January 13 through March 3, 2009, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the Barn at Pendle Hill, 338 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford, PA.
Presenters include Erin McDougall (January 13), Jorge Arauz (January 20), Elizabeth Gordon (January 27), Mary Wade (February 3), Jens Braun (February 10), Cathy Draine (February 17), Elaine Emily (February 24), and Barbarajene Williams (March 3). Their presentations concern fundamental issues many Friends face:
• How can we be spiritually faithful when so much of our attention is necessarily focused on practical concerns like eating, cleaning, health, and worrying about finances?
• When we have so much to worry about, how can we pay attention to what God is calling us to do?
• How can we be of service to the world?
Hear about challenges the speakers have faced, choices they have made, and lessons they have learned as they have sought to walk faithfully along the path of a living ministry.
Detailed information is available at www.pendlehill.org. For more information or to request a flier, contact Walter Hjelt Sullivan, ext. 160 at (610) 566-4507 or (800) 742-3150. wsullivan@pendlehill.org
Silent Retreats For Friends
Friends and attenders who are drawn to the mystery we call God may find a retreat helpful. Two retreats are offered in 2009 at St. Raphaela Center in Haverford PA. The retreats are one eight-day retreat Monday, January 5 to Tuesday, January 13, and one midweek retreat Tuesday, February 10 to Thursday, February 12.
All participants have private rooms and the run of the house, chapel, and spacious grounds, for a prayer-filled time away. Renee Crauder from State College Meeting is the spiritual director for these retreats, which are co-sponsored by the Adult Religious Education Concerns Group of PYM.
The cost for the eight-day retreat is $500; the midweek retreat is $175. To register, call St. Raphaela Center at 610-642-5715; for more information, call Renee Crauder at 814-867-0644 or email rcrauder@comcast.net
Friends Delegation Travels to India
The India Friends Working Group of PYM has convened a group of Philadelphia area Friends to answer the request from India Friends: "We want to learn more about Quakerism." In November, nine Friends will travel to Bhopal, India, to join the Friends World Committee for Consultation - Asia/West Pacific Section gathering; to offer workshops and performances; to attend Mid-India Yearly Meeting and Bhopal Yearly Meeting; to meet Gandhian practitioners; to visit local schools; to learn about villagers’ and women's self-help groups; to visit with people who survived the 1985 Union Carbide gas leak in Bhopal; and generally to learn from and share with Friends there. The delegation includes Richard Bernard (Hockessin and Wilmington Friends School), Gretchen Castle (Doylestown), Beth Crosman (Centre), Nancy Donnelly (Unami), Philip Donnelly (Unami), Viv Hawkins (Central Philadelphia), Vanessa Julye (Central Philadelphia), Martha Kemper (Abington) and Carolyn Schodt (Chestnut Hill).
One seat remains for the delegation. Would you like to fill it? Contact Viv Hawkins at FriendViv@yahoo.com
What are Russian and Georgian Friends doing while their countries are at war?
After war broke out, Moscow Monthly Meeting adopted a minute calling on “all believers in South Ossetia, Georgia and Russia to pray for peace and to surmount their mutual enmities.” The Quaker Worship Group in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, is aiding refugees. See www.fwccworld.org.
Friends House, Moscow makes visits to Tbilisi, is translating Quaker literature into Georgian and supports a Moscow center for people from the Caucasus, often targets for violence and discrimination. See http://fhm.quaker.org/
Patricia Stewart, who worked at Friends House, Moscow this summer with a minute for religious service from Central Philadelphia Meeting, would be happy to visit Meetings to report further on what Friends are doing in the former USSR. Write pkss703975@aol.com
Gwynedd Friends Coffeehouse
Gwynedd Friends Coffeehouse announces its schedule for 2008-2009. Gwynedd Meeting is located at Route 202 (DeKalb Pike) and Sumneytown Pike in Gwynedd, PA.
March 14 - The Philadelphia Counterparts
April 11 - Spirit Wing - Native American music
May 9 - to be announced
Doors open at 7:30, performance at 8:00 pm. Suggested donation $5 to support the musicians. Light refreshment available. Donations and proceeds from refreshments are given to worthy charities.
Please check our website at www.gwyneddfriends.org, click on "Coffeehouse." For more information call 215-393-9576.
Fair Hill Book Drive
Once again, Friends are invited to collect new and gently used books for children from Pre-K to 8th grade at Fair Hill elementary schools in North Philadelphia.
Many of the children who play and garden in the historic Quaker burial ground are first-generation English speakers with no books at home. The 100 boxes of books contributed so far have been received in classrooms and homes with much appreciation.
Friends can help by setting up contribution boxes in Meetings and schools. For more information check the Fair Hill website www.fairhillburial.org or call Gerry Fisher at 610-639-7859.
Pendle Hill Holds Term-long Classes Sunday Afternoon and Monday Evening
This fall Pendle Hill offers two courses outside of the regular weekday schedule to enable more busy Friends to participate. Valerie Brown of Solebury Meeting (PA), a certified teacher of Kundalini yoga and mindfulness meditation, will teach "Bless This Body: Nurturing Right Relationship From Within" on Sunday afternoons, 3:30-6:00 p.m. Laura Magnani, assistant regional director for justice for the American Friends Service Committee, Pacific Mountain Region, will facilitate "Beyond Prisons: Exploring New Justice Paradigms" on Monday evenings, 7:30-9:30 p.m., with some optional Tuesday evening events. Each course includes a sample class plus 8 or 9 longer sessions. The fee is $480 for commuters. Details on each course are available at www.pendlehill.org. For information contact Walter Hjelt Sullivan, Dean of Students, at wsullivan@pendlehill.org or 610-566-4507 or 1-800-742-3150, x160.
Pendle Hill Offers Weekends on Quaker Basics: Clerking, Recording, Outreach, and the Peace Testimony
A participant in a recent "how-to" weekend at Pendle Hill wrote, "I came to the workshop hoping for some 'tools' for the toolbox and left with the hardware store!" Many Friends serving their meetings as clerks, recording clerks, and committee members find it useful to add to their "toolbox" through workshops with Friends called to the same service. This winter Pendle Hill is offering several workshops with experienced leaders on Quaker meeting essentials:
"Meeting Growth and Revitalization," January 30-February 1 with Deborah Haines (co-sponsored by the Advancement and Outreach Committee of Friends General Conference); and
"Clerking," February 6-8 with Iowa Yearly Meeting (Conservative) clerks Deborah Fisch and Bill Deutsch. For more information visit www.pendlehill.org or call 1-800-742-3150, ext. 3. Pendle Hill will match grants from meetings to help enable Friends to attend these workshops.
Pendle Hill is a Quaker center for study and contemplation in Wallingford, PA.
January 16-18 - Pendle Hill weekend for recording clerks, "Recording: Spiritual Discipline and Communal Gift," with Mario Cavallini and Sondra Ball. 1-800-742-3150.
January 17 Peace Gathering to Address Gun Violence
Planning for “Heeding God’s Call” -- the peace gathering in Philadelphia that has become a joint effort of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, the Church of the Brethren and the Mennonite Church USA -- has been proceeding in exciting directions.
On Saturday, January 17, the Gathering will expand to include people of faith from around the Delaware Valley. Our expectation is that approximately 2,000 people will participate. Morning programs will take place at multiple faith communities. After a simple lunch, all will gather at the church called Holy Ghost Headquarters (“the Met”) at 858 North Broad Street for a concluding plenary session, cumulating with a public witness.
In preparation for this program of shared worship and public witness, 30 faith communities in the Delaware Valley area are engaged in praying, learning, teaching and planning together. Specifically, they will be working to educate and equip members of local faith communities to reduce gun violence in Philadelphia and surrounding areas, through direct action to encourage responsible gun laws and sales. The focus of the public witness will be the “call” of the local faith communities for gun shop owners to partner with the community to make illegal and bulk purchases of handguns far less likely. Gun shop owners will be called to agree to a 10-point “Code of Conduct” fashioned after the Responsible Firearms Retailer Partnership that was recently negotiated between the Coalition of Mayors Against Illegal Guns and a major nationwide retailer of firearms (Wal-Mart).
Information on the peace gathering is available online at www.peacegathering2009.org.
January 18 Camp & Summer Programs Fair at Westtown School
Westtown School is sponsoring a Camp & Summer Programs Fair for the greater West Chester area from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Sunday, January 18, at the Westtown School Gym/Field House. Use the Main Entrance on Westtown Road, Westtown PA.
Come and gather information from over 80 camps & summer programs for ages 3 to 19. All attendees receive a free copy of the Summer Programs Guide. Programs represented include day and residential camps, performing arts, academic, pre-college, community service, language immersion, and travel programs.
The fair is free and open to the public. Snow date is February 8. For more information, visit www.westtown.edu/campfair or contact Carol Trask at 610-399-7916 or carol.trask@westtown.edu
January 24 Earthcare Gathering
Everyone is invited to attend a PYM Earthcare Gathering from 3:45 to 8 pm Saturday, January 24, 2009 at Mount Holly Meeting (NJ). Rediscovering John Woolman's Message for the 21st Century with Ruah Swennerfelt and Louis Cox of Quaker Earthcare Witness. Contact:
NJ 609-261-8190 - PA 215-247-0798 - DE, MD 1-800-220-0796
January 30-February 1 - Pendle Hill weekend on Meeting Growth and Revitalization, with Deborah Haines, co-sponsored by the Advancement and Outreach Committee of Friends General Conference. 1-800-742-3150.
February 6-8 - Pendle Hill weekend on Clerking with Deborah Fisch and Bill Deutsch. 1-800-742-3150.
February 7 Winter Gathering for Extended Worship
On Saturday, February 7, Friends will gather at Media Meeting (PA) 9:30 am to 4 pm
for a whole morning of worship, followed by fellowship over bag lunches and worship sharing. The extended period of worship is a refreshing opportunity to settle deeply and open up to the work of the Spirit within and among us. It's also a blessed time to connect with other Friends seeking to be faithful. All are welcome. contact: Marcelle Martin, 610-627-0390, (FriendMarcelle@aol.com)
February 28 Gathering for Quaker Educators in Public Schools
Are you a Friend who works in a Public School? You are hereby cordially invited to a gathering called “Teaching Across Difference.” This free seminar for Quaker public school educators will be Saturday, February 28, 2009. PA Act 48 credits are available. Other seminars for Quaker public educators can be scheduled with your interests in mind. Please contact PYM’s Education staff if you (or someone you know) should be on our invitation list.Our intention is to build community, support one another, and learn together. Call or email Elke Muller at 215-241-7223 or ElkeM@pym.org for more information.
March 7 Meeting-School Leaders Seminar
Key people in the Friends-School/Friends-Meeting relationship (Meeting Clerks, Heads of Schools, Clerks of School Committees, etc.) are asked to save Saturday, March 7, 2009, for "One Spirit-Led Community," a seminar sponsored by the Committee on Friends Education of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. For more information, please contact Elke Muller at 215-241-7223 or ElkeM@pym.org
March 27-29 Quaker Artists to Display at PYM Sessions
The Fellowship of Quakers in the Arts will display artwork in the Arch Street Meeting House during Philadelphia Yearly Meeting’s Sessions on March 27-29. FQA members who wish to display their artwork should contact Elke Muller at maureenelke@verizon.net or 215-271-6476. Membership is $25/year and includes a subscription to Types and Shadows Journal.
June 28, 2009 Cropwell Meeting House to Celebrate 200 Years
Cropwell Meeting House in Marlton, New Jersey, will be celebrating its 200th anniversary on Sunday, June 28, 2009. The afternoon celebration will take place in conjunction with Haddonfield Quarterly Meeting. Speakers include Burlington County Historian Joseph Laufer and PYM General Secretary Arthur Larrabee. There will be an exhibit by photographer Doreen Webber of Burlington County Meeting Houses. Please plan to join us for this historic event. For more information contact Deborah A. Saunders at 856-435-1645 or dsaunder@haverford.edu
FRIENDS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Assistant Librarian, PYM
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting is searching to fill the position of Assistant Librarian. This part-time position will provide information and assist with circulation work using Follett Library Software and standard office computer programs. The Assistant Librarian provides a presence at the front desk to serve patrons, maintains the library data base, shelves books, and works with the Head Librarian to keep the library in good order.
Please visit our web site (www.pym.org) to view the full job description and the application process or contact Ginny Connolly, Human Resources Coordinator, humanresources@pym.org or 215-241-7225.
Care and Aging Coordinator, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
The Care and Aging Coordinator is a licensed Social Worker who supports the Yearly Meeting in caring for Friends who are aging or struggling with mental health issues. The coordinator’s work centers around providing practical guidance and pastoral care for Friends with needs stemming from aging and/or from mental health issues. We seek an active Friend with an MSW and at least 5 years of experience in social work. Must have superior organizational skills, including record keeping, as well as communication skills. Must be able to work independently, collaboratively, and be able to travel for visitations. A criminal background check will be performed. Experience working with an aging population helpful.
Please visit the PYM web site (www.pym.org) to view the full job description and the application process or contact Ginny Connolly, Human Resources Coordinator,
humanresources@pym.org or 215-241-7225.
Babysitters, PYM
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting is committed to making it convenient for adult members and attenders with small children to participate fully in committees, Interim Meeting, March Sessions, and Summer Sessions activities. We need some dedicated and enthusiastic babysitters so this can happen. The Program and Religious Life department would like to identify a number of qualified people who could be called as needed for this paid work.
We seek individuals who have experience working with children of any age, newborn through 5th grade. Must have a deep love for and a proven ability to care for children. References will be checked and criminal and sexual abuse background clearance will be performed.
Please contact Mary Anne Crowley, Administrative Assistant for Program and Religious Life, at maryc@pym.org or 215-241-7230 if you are interested in being considered.
Social Services Coordinator, Friends Rehabilitation Corporation
Friends Rehabilitation Corporation seeks Social Services Coordinator with B.A. or equivalent in Social Work to assist seniors and oversee dynamic activities programs in Philadelphia. For information or to apply call Anne Dicker at (215) 825-8800 ext. 110