News

Once again, we are pleased to offer an FGC Institutional Assessment on Racism update.

What a year it has been, filled with opportunities to go deeper in our spiritual journeys and discern our place in a world that is rapidly changing.

The unrelenting focus on FGC’s future direction all funneled into intense discussions and worship until the body arrived at unity around direction for the way forward.

For Human Rights Month, we created a digital toolkit inspired by the work of celebrated human rights activist Bayard Rustin. 

Quaker Press of FGC is pleased to announce its first new release in almost four years – Debbie Humphries’ Seeds that Change the World: Essays on Quakerism, Spirituality, Faith, and Culture.

Paula has been an advocate for the rights of Indigenous peoples for over 20 years

Each month, FGC is pleased to share resources and updates with Friends through our Vital Friends and BookMusings eNewsletters

How do you say good-bye to a faithful Friend who identifies himself as a “Bad Quaker”?

We’ve been listening to you, our customers, about how you want QuakerBooks to be of service and what kind of customer service you’d like. We are pleased to announce some important changes that will help QuakerBooks focus on our core services.

Marta Rusek asks Emily Provance, Interim Young Adult Field Secretary for New York Yearly Meeting, about outreach tools for Quaker meetings.

Explore FGC’s September 2017 issues of Vital Friends and BookMusings.

On August 29th, 2017, we received a message from Liz Yeats, the Clerk of South Central Yearly Meeting (SCYM), regarding Friends and Quaker meetings that are located in areas impacted by Hurricane Harvey in Texas