How to Pay for FGC Gathering
Tips from FGC to help make the 2024 Gathering more financially accessible.
Top 5 Resources for the Gathering
Here is a checklist to jump-start your registration process for the FGC Gathering. The 2024 Gathering will be in Haverford, PA from June 30-July 6.
Attending the Gathering from Childhood Reinforced Lifelong Connections with Friends
Susan Taylor shares about the loving sense of community that drew her to the FGC Gathering.
“Encountering Spirit” Draws 91 Friends
FGC’s newest experiment, the Encountering Spirit Retreat, brought together 135 Friends from five different countries.
Registering for Gathering
Quick links to learn more about registration, financial aid, and tips for first-time attenders.
“A Quaker Way of Living with Dying” Wraps Up Beautifully
Tips from FGC to help make the 2024 Gathering more financially accessible.
Eavesdropping on Ministers: How are Meetings and Quaker Institutions Supporting Public Ministry?
An article by Windy Cooler about how meetings do, or do not, support public ministry among their members.
Dreaming Sanctuary Retreat Draws 50 Friends
Friends General Conference and Pendle Hill cosponsor an intergenerational LGBTQ+ retreat space.
Quaker News Update – February 27, 2024
Friends General Conference shares the following yearly meeting announcements that may be of interest to Friends in the United States and Canada.
Changing Times Conference – Addressing the Changes Needed Today
The Changing Times Conference was held online, January 18-21. One hundred eighty-five Friends from at least nineteen different yearly meetings joined together to worship, listen, and engage in a rich and deep sharing. The conference’s first day was focused on our connection to Spirit. Friends heard Francisco Burgos, Pendle Hill’s Executive Director, share what…
Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves
A description of staff roles at Friends General Conference, or FGC.
Reforming the Modern Prison System With Quaker Values in Mind
The modern prison system is a legacy of Quaker ideology, asserts Christina Pan, FGC’s intern through the Georgetown VIEW Program.