Worship with Friends on Election Day
Friends are invited to come together in a worship space held jointly by Beacon Hill Friends House and the Friends Committee on National Legislation. Join us on Election Day, Nov. 8, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., EST.
Friends are invited to come together in a worship space held jointly by Beacon Hill Friends House and the Friends Committee on National Legislation. Join us on Election Day, Nov. 8, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., EST.
Call to Conscience is a twice monthly meeting with FCNL’s Sustainable Energy and the Environment team. It is a time to connect with activists across the country, hear updates about what is happening with Congress and the administration, and identify opportunities to take action to protect the climate in your own community.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship.
Join FCNL’s Anika Forrest and the Interfaith Immigration Coalition for a webinar to learn more about what recent court decisions mean for current DACA recipients, the future of the program, and what you can do to advocate for a pathway to citizenship.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the devastation from the war have shocked people worldwide. The aggressive violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and direct attacks against civilians have challenged the international community, as well as Quakers and other pacifists, to weigh how countries like the United States can best respond.
Join FCNL’s Clarence Edwards and experts from the Inter-religious Working Group on Extractive Industries for a webinar to learn about the choices before us and actions we can take to aid the transition to renewables without harming vulnerable communities and the earth.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship.
As we approach the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, we have a real and urgent opportunity to knock out key pillars upholding the United States’ endless wars, and to do right by the hundreds of thousands of people harmed here and abroad as a result.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship.