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4836 Ellsworth Ave

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

+1 (412) 683-2669

http://www.quaker.org

The Sojourner Rooms, located within the Religious Society of Friends of Pittsburgh, offer a welcoming accommodation for traveling Quakers. With two cozy rooms available for a nominal charge, guests can enjoy shared bathroom and kitchen facilities and are afforded a separate entrance for privacy during Meeting activities.

These rooms are primarily reserved for members of the Religious Society of Friends, with preference given to those who can present a traveling minute from their meeting. Non-members are also welcome, provided they submit two letters of reference to ensure alignment with the house guidelines.

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4.54 reviews

David B.

2/25/2017

Great event space to hold a meeting. I've been to several weddings here a a lot of dances. It's a beautiful historic building which features a fantastic dance floor. The Quakers own the...

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Rachel H.

7/20/2012

I have been attending here off and on for maybe 6 years. It's a neat experience to attend Meeting for Worship and other activities here, the building is architecturally interesting and comfy and...

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Jennifer S.

8/25/2012

This is a very *friendly* and welcoming group of people. :) The music worship at 10am is quite lively, and attended by different instruments week to week. It is a Quaker church, so the meetings...

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K C.

7/14/2012

Pittsburgh Friends Meeting is a welcoming, diverse community of Friends (Quakers). Meeting for Worship is at 10:30am on Sundays and is open to anyone. I have been attending for several years and...

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