Resources
This book group will explore the body-centered trauma of white supremacy and a path toward healing through a discussion of the book My Grandmother's Hands by Resmaa Menakem.
There are quite a few Quaker artists and resources we encourage you to check out!
Originally known as "Publishers of Truth," Quakers have always turned to the ministry of the written word to document Quaker history and historic Friends, speak truth to power, and make Quaker spirituality and practice more accessible to anyone who wants to participate in it. Here are resources for Friends who are writers or who want to access Quaker publications to deepen their understanding of Friends.
The clerk of a meeting or committee has a vital role in nurturing Quaker process and community. If you are new to clerking or interested in going deeper in your experience of Quaker clerkship, the resources here can help.
What does anti-racist clerking look like?
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.
This Spiritual Deepening group combines discussion of When the Spirit Calls by Jay Marshall with workshop opportunities to think more deeply about how call and discernment may be present in one's own life.
“God sometimes takes us into troubled waters not to drown us, but to cleanse us.”
- LeCrae, Hip Hop Artist
During times of uncertainty and violent escalation, like the recent attack on the U.S. Capitol, how will the Peace testimony manifest itself in your life and in the life of your meeting?
These resources offer historical information and ideas for living and witnessing peace in your daily life.
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