 Philadelphia Yearly Meeting- Our Yearly Meeting has a website which includes an index of all Monthly Meetings that are part of the Yearly Meeting, an online version of our book of Faith and Practice, and other information. The yearly meeting includes meetings in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland.
- Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting
- Seven meetings in the City of Philadelphia.
- Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting
- Contact information and hours of worship for the Friends Meeting at 15th and Cherry Streets.
- Pendle Hill
- Conference center, etc. in the outskirts of Philadelphia.
- Friends General Conference
- An umbrella organization for Yearly Meetings (and a few monthly meetings) in the U.S. and Canada, including our own Philadelphia Yearly Meeting.
- Friends United Meeting
- Another international association of Friends' Meetings and Churches.
- Evangelical Friends International
- Yet another branch of the Religious Society of Friends.
- Britain Yearly Meeting
- For many years called London Yearly Meeting.
- Friends World Committee for Consultation
- Brings us all together, at Triennials and whenever possible.
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- Quaker Information Center
- A resource center supported by Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, the Arch Street Meeting, and other Meetings and Quaker organizations.
- General links for the Religious Society of Friends
- Collected by Russ Nelson of New York Yearly Meeting.
- Meeting the Spirit
- An introduction to Quaker beliefs and practices, first written for Lithuanians who had formed a Quaker worship group.
- Quakers in Brief
- An overview of the Quaker movement from 1650 to 1990, by David M. Murray-Rust, Birkenhead Meeting, Merseyside, UK.
- Journal of George Fox
- Fox's autobiography, edited by Rufus Jones.
- Some Fruits of Solitude - William Penn
- William Penn's aphorisms. First published in 1693, now an e-text.
- Journal of John Woolman
- Philadelphia-area Friend and travelling minister who brought us much insight into divine love and righteousness.
- Quaker Electronic Archive
- George Amoss's archives include texts of early Friends.
- The Quaker Writings Home Page
- Writings from the 17th century to present, collected by Peter Sippel and friends.
- Quaker Heritage Press
- Various reprints and historical Quaker e-texts, including writings by Margaret Fell, Thomas Lurting, Job Scott, and Jonathan Dymond. Also Philadelphia Yearly Meeting's 1806 Rules of Discipline and the four-volume set of the Works of Isaac Penington.
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