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Susan Taylor shares about the loving sense of community that drew her to the FGC Gathering.

An article by Windy Cooler about how meetings do, or do not, support public ministry among their members.

The modern prison system is a legacy of Quaker ideology, asserts Christina Pan, FGC’s intern through the Georgetown VIEW Program.

by Windy Cooler I need to find ways to put my love into the world. It is frustrating but the Society of Friends does not have the kinds of relationships I longed for. What [I have] learned was a lot of people were getting hurt. A public minister in the liberal tradition, Fall 2023

Friends General Conference will be closed on December 25 and December 26. The office will reopen on Wednesday, December 27, 2023.

by Windy Cooler Throughout Friends General Conference, Friends are taking up the cause of “right relationship,” as 18th-century Quaker public minister John Woolman advocated. This cause involves addressing previously taboo issues and bringing hidden hurts into the healing light. This is the essence of a public minister’s role: summoning the courage to confront harsh realities,…

Friends General Conference has become aware of the passing of the following Friends. We hold them, their families, and friends in the Light.

Friends General Conference shares the following job announcements that may be of interest to Quaker job seekers.

Johanna Jackson of FGC recently had a conversation with Dwight Wilson about his ministry, career, and inner spiritual life.

Friends are reading books on many topics, from anti-racism resources to books on Quaker practice. Click the link below to learn more.

Workshop proposals are now being accepted for the 2024 FGC Gathering in Haverford, Pennsylvania! The workshop proposal deadline has been extended to Saturday, October 14, 2023. Workshops offer adult and high school participants…

Friends General Conference has become aware of the passing of the following Friends. We hold them, their families, and friends in the Light.