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Convergent Friends Dinner Party / Baltimore

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Time: 3rd mo. 21, 2010 from 5pm to 8pm
Location: Aisquith Street Meeting House
Street: North Aisquith & East Fayette Streets,
City/Town: Baltimore, MD
Website or Map: http://www.setonhillfriends.o…
Event Type: worship, and, fellowship, mid atlantic, baltimore, convergent
Organized By: Old Town Friends, Robin Mohr, and volunteers!
Latest Activity: 3rd month 7

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Dinner? Friends? Worship? Old Town Friends (Formally Seton Hill Worship Group) has extended a welcome to Friends to join them on the evening of March 21st for worship and fellowship. This Sunday comes directly at the end of the FWCC Sections of America Annual Gathering which will be hosted in Baltimore. More information about the Dinner Party to come!

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Robin Mohr Comment by Robin Mohr on 3rd mo. 6, 2010 at 11:51pm
Turns out, now that I looked into it, that the Aisquith St. Meetinghouse is very transit accessible. Hurrah!
Robin Mohr Comment by Robin Mohr on 3rd mo. 2, 2010 at 12:20am
I'm really looking forward to it! Only three more weeks! I need to figure out more of the details soon, like how to get there from the train station, and where to spend the night.

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Rachel Stacy Martin Kelley Robin Mohr

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Linda J. Wilk Bill Samuel

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