Programs

Living into FGC’s commitment to become an anti-racist faith community, the Gathering’s Workshop Committee co-clerks and Conference Coordinator want to share a stumble we made along the way.

We wanted to take this opportunity to share some of the art that inspires us to support FGC in its goal to become an anti-racist faith community.

Each month, FGC distributes digital newsletters to share updates and information about FGC and its programs.

Here are five Quaker authors whose work we’re blessed to follow.

Since 2017, Audrey Greenhall has nurtured FGC’s ministry of the word through our online bookstore, QuakerBooks.

As Quakers, our testimonies guide us to feel our connections to one another and dismantle racism so that we may honor that of God in everyone.

Regina Renee Ward lifts up her thoughts on the nature of Quaker clerkship and how it has shaped her experience of Quaker spirituality and community.

In this month’s update, we have questions for you.

Each year, FGC is nurtures the spiritual gifts of young Quaker leaders through its Clerks Training for Adult Young Friends and High Schoolers.

This screener offers questions for reflection and discernment for Friends who are current or rising clerks, and Friends who participate in business meetings and on committees.

Did you know that each year, the entire month of February is devoted to libraries and the people who love them?

Explore upcoming events with the Ministry on Racism Program at FGC, and discover resources for language justice and access!