Dover Friends Meeting

We are a small Christian Church, a fellowship of believers, and a family in Christ.
 We are members of the Society of Friends and of Wilmington Yearly Meeting of Friends.
Come by and visit us and learn more.

 

Physical Location: 257 Dover Rd., E. of OH 134, 5 mi. N. of Wilmington, Ohio
Mailing Address:  PO Box 166, Port William, OH 45164


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Clerk : Mike Miller

 

Sunday Worship 9:30 am 

 

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Writings to Guide and Inspire Us

BibleGateway.com allows you to search the Bible by word or passage in 30 different languages and 18 different English language versions of the Bible. With linked commentary.
Christian Classics Ethereal Library a digital library of hundreds of pieces of classic Christian literature that are now available in the public domain.
Digital Quaker Collection at Earlham School of Religion "full text and page images of over 500 individual Quaker works from the 17th and 18th centuries."
The Training And Recording Library a bibliography of recommended readings specifically for those in the process of training and recording, but valuable for all Friends, as Friends believe in the ministry of all believers.
Quaker Writings from the 17-19th Century, A listing with many online texts and catalogs
The Queries from the 1977 Faith and Practice of the Wilmington Yearly Meeting Introductory Statement, General Queries, Queries for Meetings on Ministry and Counsel

Easter 2018 falls on the first day of April so it can be harder to spot it on the calendar if you haven't yet flipped the page.

This Easter Dover is planning a special "Sunrise Service" at 7:45 am (Not actually sunrise for you Early Birds!)  

We also plan to have breakfast at 8:30 am and you are invited!

At 9:30 we will have our regular service as well.  Again you are invited.

 

      According to many church calendars, we are now into the Season of Epiphany, which begins on the twelfth day of Christmas, and this year was celebrated on January 6th. Traditionally, this is the day when many Christians take down Christmas decorations, and marks the end of the Christmas Season. Epiphany ends on the first day of Lent, which this year will fall on February 12th. As the first season of the calendar year, Epiphany provides us with the opportunity to renew our faith and focus on new beginnings. I hope that each of us will approach 2018 with the challenge from Philippians 2:5:"In

your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus."

Fred Hoskins, Pastor

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