BookMusings: November 2016
The autumn and winter holiday seasons are a wonderful time to focus on who and what is important to us, and who we are as Friends.
Vital Friends: November 2016
Fall is a time of renewal and transformation, and our November issue of Vital Friends features articles and resources that we hope will encourage reflection on those themes.
Among Friends: November 2016
News and resources from the world of Friends for the November edition of the Vital Friends eNewsletter of FGC.
QuakerBooks Updates: November 2016
New business hours, an exciting new opportunity for Friends who are called to the ministry of supporting independent bookstores, and a new reading list for Friends and their loved ones as they prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States.
FGC Friends: Ohio Valley Yearly Meeting
he roots of Ohio Valley Yearly Meeting (OVYM) go back to the early 1800s when Friends began moving from North Carolina to the area called the Northwest Territory,
Read Our 2015 Annual Report
Our Annual Report for 2015, Embracing Change, presents some highlights of the past year, as well as news of developing projects.
Essay: Why I Work for FGC
When Marta Rusek first came to FGC as a Communications Fellow in 2014, she had never worked with Quakers before.
FGC announces two important staff changes to deepen donor engagement
We are excited to share two important staff changes at FGC.
BookMusings: October 2016
In this edition of BookMusings, we’re looking at how faith influences the way we understand and relate to the world around us.
Quaker Cloud Update — October 2016
A lot has been happening with the Quaker Cloud lately. Here’s the latest news about what’s going on with our web-based tool for meetings.
Vital Friends: October 2016
Northern Yearly Meeting is our featured FGC Yearly Meeting and our new Ministry on Racism Support Specialist reflects on her experience at a Moral Monday event.
Moral Day of Action: Reflection by Lena Glickman
Monday September 12th, 200 low wage workers, faith leaders and activists stood on the steps of the Pennsylvania Capitol in Harrisburg, demanding that our elected representatives take action against injustice.