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Statement of Welcome
Wilmington Friends Meeting is a welcoming and affirming church. We welcome everyone regardless of age, race, class, gender, sexual orientation, citizenship, or disability status. We are decidedly open to the poor in spirit, the poor in wallet, and the poor in common sense.
We welcome good Friends, bad Friends, old and new Friends, ex-Friends, prodigal Friends, stuck-up Friends, and Friends we haven’t met yet. We extend a special welcome to the following groups: people who think that Quakers are sort of like the Amish; people who aren’t really sure about this whole “religion” thing; people who are desperately in need of prayer; people who are really into Jesus; people who aren’t sure that they own a Bible; and people who are sitting through worship because they heard there would be snacks afterward.
We’re here for football moms and soccer dads, for hunters and vegetarians, for farmers and for people who could kill a fake plant. We’re here for people struggling with addiction and people in recovery, with the understanding that everybody is recovering from something. We’re here for Democrats, Republicans, Greens, Libertarians, Socialists, Independents, for politicians and lobbyists and tax collectors and people who have turned off the news.
Our doors are open to the happy hymn-singers and the totally tone deaf. We’re open to the redeemed, the confused, the blessed, the agnostic, and the all of the above. We’re open to teens, baby boomers, millennials, Gen-Xers, the young at heart, the old souls, the crying babies, and the people who haven’t found their label yet.
Make yourself at home. You are welcome here. We worship at 10:30 AM on Sunday mornings.
Meet Our pastor
Pastor: Hannah Lutz
Hannah is originally from Jamestown, Ohio, and has been involved with Quakers in Southwest Ohio her entire life. Hannah is also the pastor of Ada Chapel Friends Meeting in Wilmington. For fun, Hannah enjoys running, reading, coaching track and cross country, hiking with her dogs, and watching Svengoolie on Saturday nights with her husband, Dustin.
Meet our Clerks
Our committee clerks are given responsibility for listening to the Spirit at work within their committees, waiting for the way in which Christ is leading the group to become evident.
Marriage at Wilmington Friends Meeting
Welcome! We’re honored that you are considering having your wedding at Wilmington Friends Meeting. Let us know if you have any questions so that we can consider how best to help you have a happy and blessed celebration.
Happening Now
Right Sharing of World Resources Staff visit Wilmington Friends Meeting
Three representatives from Right Sharing of World Resources visited Wilmington Friends Meeting: Dr. R Kannan, Abinaya Murugesan, and Megan Fair. For Fair, who grew up in Clinton County attending Wilmington Friends Meeting and is a Clinton-Massie grad, this is a...
Quaker Kids – Collecting for the Community
This Sunday (September 17), we are going to start a new “regular thing” during worship service. Ministry & Counsel invites everyone that comes to Sunday worship to bring an item or two with them that can be donated to local helping organizations. Some suggestions...