Meeting for worship We meet at the Scottish American Society Hall in from 10:00 to 11:00 am, 917 Louden Avenue, Dunedin, Florida. Please send correspondence to our Clerk, Peter Day at 8200 Tarsier Ave New Port Richey, FL 34653-6559, phone 727-372-6382, email clerk08@clearwaterfriends.org Meeting for Worship is held every Sunday from October through May, except from June to September when we meet only on the first and third Sundays. The Meeting is unprogrammed and has no minister. Friends may speak out of a gathered silence during worship. Visitors are always welcome. For more information please contact the Clerk. After-Meeting-Hour Activities From October to May meeting for worship is usually followed by an After-Meeting-Hour activity. On the first Sunday of the month there is a potluck lunch, and on the second Sunday, Meeting for Worship with a Concern for Business. On the other Sundays there may be discussions on topics such as the peace testimony, Quaker service to the community, etc.		AnnouncementsQueries and Advices

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• The unofficial Web Page of the American Unprogrammed Quakers, the Religious Society of Friends, USA Home page (RSOF).
• An excellent Frequently Asked Questions About Quakerism Summary can be found at The FAQ About Quakerism page.
• The official Web Page of the FGC, the Friends General Conference Homepage (the umbrella organization for most of the unprogrammed Quakers in the US.  The FGC site and the RSOF site share much of the same information.)
• The SouthEastern Yearly Meeting Web Page (this is the umbrella organization for nearly all unprogrammed Quaker meetings in and around Florida.)
• Other Florida Monthly Meeting (unprogrammed) Web Pages:
  1. Tampa Monthly Meeting's Homepage
  2. St Petersburg Monthly Meeting's Homepage
  3. Ft. Myers Monthly Meeting's Homepage (a really great page about Quakerism!)
  4. Gainesville Monthly Meeting's Homepage
  5. Miami Monthly Meeting's Homepage
• Some general information pages about traditional, unprogrammed Quakerism:
  1. A World Almanac article on Quakerism. An objective third party description of Quakerism.
  2. A Live Discussion Forum, "All About Quakerism" on the web can be found at the soc.religion.quaker newsgroup.
  3. A look at the only Quaker sacrament: Marriage.
  4. An excellent collection of Frequently-Asked-Questions About Quakerism at a copy of the Official Usenet FAQ's About Quakerism Page.