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This lesson plan includes wonder, reading skills, puppetry, and affirmations. It is based on the book “In God’s Name.”

This lesson is based on the book “Sam Johnson and Blue Ribbon Quilt.” It focuses on equality, integrity as inspired by the book.

This lesson plan, based on the life of Elizabeth Fry, include service learning projects appropriate for middle school students.

This lesson plan, made for the book Old Turtle and the Broken Truth, focus on peace, community, and the nature of truth.

This lesson plan is made for the pamphlet “Here I Am, Lord.” Discussion focuses on responding faithfully to the leadings of the Spirit.

This lesson plan is made for “Holy Silence: A Gift of Quaker Spirituality.” It focuses on meeting for worship as time of thanksgiving.

This lesson plan is for the book “I Wanted to Know All About God.” Children age 4-8 can describe their own experience of the Divine.

This lesson plan is for the book “Somewhere Today: a Book of Peace.” It includes activities for a peace collage, acting, and service.

This lesson plan is for the book The Empty Pot. Lesson plans are appropriate for children ages 5-11. They include gardening and art projects.

This lesson plan is for the pamphlet “Friends and God,” a short, easy-to-read, pamphlet about Quaker concepts of the Divine.

This is a sample of what a young person might share with their meeting if they are applying to be a Conscientious Objector.

FGC recommends the following tip for newcomers to the Quaker faith: Check out archived FGConnections articles to see how FGC has evolved.