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Join with Earth Quaker Action Team (EQAT) on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm.
After five years of action by Earth Quaker Action Team, PNC announced today a shift in its policy that will effectively cease its financing of mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia.
Together we have shifted the policy of the seventh largest U.S. bank! This marks a major turnaround for PNC, who for years refused to budge on this issue. After more than 125 actions, their desire to continue business as usual proved no match for EQAT and our allies.
As more and more banks stop financing mountaintop removal, we expect it to become increasingly difficult over the next few years for mountaintop removal coal companies to secure financing for their destructive operations. So, join us in thanking the people of Appalachia who continue to inspire us and take bold action.
Celebrate and share this news widely. Together we have shown that strategic nonviolent direct action makes a difference. EQAT will continue to keep an eye on PNC to be sure that it follows through with this policy change. We will be looking forward to the next campaign.
Join young adult Quakers and seekers (age 18-35) at Pendle Hill for our annual young adult conference!
The group will interrogate how the economic system functions and its role in fueling inequality and oppression among people of different classes, races, ethnicities, genders, nationalities, and more. Participants will learn about how humans have organized their labor and relationships in life-affirming ways and imagine how we could do so in the present and future while exploring their backgrounds and assumptions regarding class, money and capitalism.
Get ready for questions like, “How can I plan for the future while striving for a just economic system?” and “How does my faith lead me to be in integrity economically?” and “What movements can I add my power to in bringing about effective change?” Focusing on these and other questions, speakers and workshop leaders will guide participants on a project of imagining and creating a more just and equitable world, experimenting with the burgeoning systems, practices, tools, and relationships that can get us there together.
Media Presbyterian Church is excited to announce the continuation of our monthly ‘Community Meals’ which are set to happen the second Sunday of every month. We encourage you to volunteer as we prepare, serve and eat with those individuals/families in need within our surrounding community. Dinner will be served from 6:00 to 7:00 PM in Dale Hall and we are hoping to act as an impetus for other Delaware County churches to participate.
“Now the multitude of those who believed were of one heart and one soul; neither did anyone say that any of the things he possessed was his own, but they had all things in common.” Acts 4:34
As one of our committee members said…”This verse resonates with the vision that we have for what these dinners offer. It’s not something for just the ‘underserved’ community, but for everyone. It’s a chance to be reminded that we are all called to a sense of unity; what each of us has individually is to be shared collectively, whether that be our spiritual gifts, tangible things, or (in this case) our ability to share and cook food!”
Join the Fellowship of Urban Suburban Engagement and Making a Change Group for their annual picnic!
Kosher hot dogs, hamburgers and veggie burgers will be served. Please bring a side dish or dessert to share.
*Registration is requested, but NOT required. Feel free to register here.
Everyone is welcome to attend! In Chester Park, at the corners of Edgemont & Elkington Ave, Chester.
Join with Earth Quaker Action Team (EQAT) on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm.
After five years of action by Earth Quaker Action Team, PNC announced today a shift in its policy that will effectively cease its financing of mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia.
Together we have shifted the policy of the seventh largest U.S. bank! This marks a major turnaround for PNC, who for years refused to budge on this issue. After more than 125 actions, their desire to continue business as usual proved no match for EQAT and our allies.
As more and more banks stop financing mountaintop removal, we expect it to become increasingly difficult over the next few years for mountaintop removal coal companies to secure financing for their destructive operations. So, join us in thanking the people of Appalachia who continue to inspire us and take bold action.
Celebrate and share this news widely. Together we have shown that strategic nonviolent direct action makes a difference. EQAT will continue to keep an eye on PNC to be sure that it follows through with this policy change. We will be looking forward to the next campaign.
Media Presbyterian Church is excited to announce the continuation of our monthly ‘Community Meals’ which are set to happen the second Sunday of every month. We encourage you to volunteer as we prepare, serve and eat with those individuals/families in need within our surrounding community. Dinner will be served from 6:00 to 7:00 PM in Dale Hall and we are hoping to act as an impetus for other Delaware County churches to participate.
“Now the multitude of those who believed were of one heart and one soul; neither did anyone say that any of the things he possessed was his own, but they had all things in common.” Acts 4:34
As one of our committee members said…”This verse resonates with the vision that we have for what these dinners offer. It’s not something for just the ‘underserved’ community, but for everyone. It’s a chance to be reminded that we are all called to a sense of unity; what each of us has individually is to be shared collectively, whether that be our spiritual gifts, tangible things, or (in this case) our ability to share and cook food!”
Join with Earth Quaker Action Team (EQAT) on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm.
After five years of action by Earth Quaker Action Team, PNC announced today a shift in its policy that will effectively cease its financing of mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia.
Together we have shifted the policy of the seventh largest U.S. bank! This marks a major turnaround for PNC, who for years refused to budge on this issue. After more than 125 actions, their desire to continue business as usual proved no match for EQAT and our allies.
As more and more banks stop financing mountaintop removal, we expect it to become increasingly difficult over the next few years for mountaintop removal coal companies to secure financing for their destructive operations. So, join us in thanking the people of Appalachia who continue to inspire us and take bold action.
Celebrate and share this news widely. Together we have shown that strategic nonviolent direct action makes a difference. EQAT will continue to keep an eye on PNC to be sure that it follows through with this policy change. We will be looking forward to the next campaign.
Media Presbyterian Church is excited to announce the continuation of our monthly ‘Community Meals’ which are set to happen the second Sunday of every month. We encourage you to volunteer as we prepare, serve and eat with those individuals/families in need within our surrounding community. Dinner will be served from 6:00 to 7:00 PM in Dale Hall and we are hoping to act as an impetus for other Delaware County churches to participate.
“Now the multitude of those who believed were of one heart and one soul; neither did anyone say that any of the things he possessed was his own, but they had all things in common.” Acts 4:34
As one of our committee members said…”This verse resonates with the vision that we have for what these dinners offer. It’s not something for just the ‘underserved’ community, but for everyone. It’s a chance to be reminded that we are all called to a sense of unity; what each of us has individually is to be shared collectively, whether that be our spiritual gifts, tangible things, or (in this case) our ability to share and cook food!”
Join with Earth Quaker Action Team (EQAT) on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm.
After five years of action by Earth Quaker Action Team, PNC announced today a shift in its policy that will effectively cease its financing of mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia.
Together we have shifted the policy of the seventh largest U.S. bank! This marks a major turnaround for PNC, who for years refused to budge on this issue. After more than 125 actions, their desire to continue business as usual proved no match for EQAT and our allies.
As more and more banks stop financing mountaintop removal, we expect it to become increasingly difficult over the next few years for mountaintop removal coal companies to secure financing for their destructive operations. So, join us in thanking the people of Appalachia who continue to inspire us and take bold action.
Celebrate and share this news widely. Together we have shown that strategic nonviolent direct action makes a difference. EQAT will continue to keep an eye on PNC to be sure that it follows through with this policy change. We will be looking forward to the next campaign.
Media Presbyterian Church is excited to announce the continuation of our monthly ‘Community Meals’ which are set to happen the second Sunday of every month. We encourage you to volunteer as we prepare, serve and eat with those individuals/families in need within our surrounding community. Dinner will be served from 6:00 to 7:00 PM in Dale Hall and we are hoping to act as an impetus for other Delaware County churches to participate.
“Now the multitude of those who believed were of one heart and one soul; neither did anyone say that any of the things he possessed was his own, but they had all things in common.” Acts 4:34
As one of our committee members said…”This verse resonates with the vision that we have for what these dinners offer. It’s not something for just the ‘underserved’ community, but for everyone. It’s a chance to be reminded that we are all called to a sense of unity; what each of us has individually is to be shared collectively, whether that be our spiritual gifts, tangible things, or (in this case) our ability to share and cook food!”
