Programs

Many Quakers have historically been, and continue to be conscientious objectors.

Every spring, Friends General Conference holds a clerk training for clerks of the summer High School and Adult Young Friends Programs.

If you’re eagerly awaiting your next hammock read, or a good beach book, we have many suggestions to intrigue your mind and enrich your life, both in fun and in spirit.

n the second day of the White Privilege Conference, around 40 Friends came together to discuss “How can we bring what we’ve learned at WPC back to our meetings?”

If you’ve already perked up to those first days of warm weather and gotten out the hammock, or the deck chairs, or put away some winter layers, here are some books to accompany you into the sunshine. 

QuakerBooks is both an on-line store (QuakerBooks.org) and an in-person bookstore serving thousands of Friends and seekers from all over the world who visit the Pendle Hill campus each year.

nvigorated, tired, humbled, overwhelmed, inspired, hopeful. Those are words that FGC staff who attended the White Privilege Conference (WPC) used following the conference.

If you go to annual session, be sure to keep an eye out for your Friends General Conference Yearly Meeting Visitor.

BookMusings is the official eNewsletter of QuakerBooks of FGC.

FGC is pleased to introduce Rachel Ernst Stahlhut our new Spiritual Deepening Program Coordinator!

After an interviewing a number of highly qualified candidates, Friends General Conference is very pleased to welcome Rachel Ernst Stahlhut into the role of Spiritual Deepening Program Coordinator.

QuakerBooks is here to help expand your March reading options. Find new titles, expand your knowledge of political history, nurture your spirit, and share these wonderful stories and inspirations with friends.