
Meeting for Worship is 10:00 a.m. on Sundays at the Berkeley Technology Academy, 2701 Martin Luther King Jr. Way at Derby Street.
Religious education (September - June) and childcare (year round) are provided from 9:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Two retreats and several adult religious education events are scheduled each year.
Strawberry Creek Monthly Meeting is part of a world wide religious movement known as The Religious Society Of Friends and commonly called the Quakers.
Meetings for business are held on the second Sunday of each month. For more information, contact the clerk, Katherine Youngmeister.
Strawberry Creek is a member meeting of College Park Quarterly Meeting, which meetings three times per year, and Pacific Yearly Meeting, which meets once a year in the summer.
The Oakland Worship Group meets Sundays at 5:00 p.m. The worship group is under the care of Strawberry Creek Monthly Meeting.
Strawberry Creek Friends are active in many peace, social justice, and environmental organizations. The meeting is especially concerned with the issue of climate change. One of the meeting's responses to this concern is the Dime A Gallon Dream Fund. Participation is voluntary. Friends "tax" themselves ten cents for each gallon or energy equivalent of gasoline they use. The funds have been used to purchase compact fluorescent light bulbs.
Read about Strawberry Creek's Dime A Gallon Dream Fund
This process, also known as the Strawberry Creek Method, has been adopted by a number of meetings as a helpful way to discern the gifts that members and attenders bring to committee work. This process is exceptionally useful when the committee is having some trouble with a particular position, but is not always practical for filling every position. Information about the process can be found in Spiritual Discernment within the Nominating Process by Perry Treadwell, most recently printed in the October 2005 edition of Friends Journal . The text can also be found on the web site of Camden Monthly Meeting.
For information on how to use Strawberry Creek Meeting's electronic resources, including our Yahoo Group, click here or point your web browser to http://scfm.jot.com/Help
Strawberry Creek's first web site was created by Ric Forste in 1997. It is currently being maintained by web coordinators Amy Dewey and Tom Yamaguchi.