A lot is on the line in the 2024 elections: growing conflict abroad with the wars in Gaza, Ukraine, and other areas of the globe. Here in the U.S., we’re facing rising inequality, racial injustice, disinformation, and anti-democratic forces. All of this is made worse by our escalating climate crisis. But you can have an impact!
Friends Place, along with two of our Quaker retreat center peer organizations, Beacon Hill Friends House, and Pendle Hill, will be hosting a retreat from June 7-10, 2024, entitled Continuing Revolution: Restorative Justice as Spiritual Practice. Continuing Revolution is an annual gathering of young adults (ages 18-35) seeking to explore connections between their spiritual, political, and interpersonal lives.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Whether you are a regular attender or new to Quaker spaces, we welcome you to this bit of mid-week light!
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Whether you are a regular attender or new to Quaker spaces, we welcome you to this bit of mid-week light!
Join us for an engaging and informative session on how you can effectively advocate for the issues that matter most to you. At FCNL, we believe in the power of grassroots advocacy to bring about positive change, and we’re excited to share valuable insights and strategies with you.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Whether you are a regular attender or new to Quaker spaces, we welcome you to this bit of mid-week light!
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Whether you are a regular attender or new to Quaker spaces, we welcome you to this bit of mid-week light!
Join us on April 24 to learn about the trauma inflicted by Indian Boarding Schools and how it has affected Native communities over generations. We are grappling with the legacy of Quakers who supported the system by operating 30 such schools and working to make amends.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Whether you are a regular attender or new to Quaker spaces, we welcome you to this bit of mid-week light!
Join us on April 24 to learn about the trauma inflicted by Indian Boarding Schools and how it has affected Native communities over generations. We are grappling with the legacy of Quakers who supported the system by operating 30 such schools and working to make amends.