Quaker faith and practice began with a question: “What canst thou say?” 400 years later, asking questions remains the essence of our faith.
The Spiritual Deepening Library invites newcomers, individuals, and meetings to explore the questions that transform lives and take them deeper in the life of the Spirit. It offers resources, readings, queries, and activities that support spiritual exploration for individuals and small groups.
Growing old, even when that means facing physical or other changes, can help us focus on what is essential.
This topic explores how Quakers put faith into practice.
This Spiritual Deepening Library topic is under development.
Explore the practices of Friends, including discernment, Meeting for Worship with attention to business, worship sharing, and more.
Explore the experience of being led by the inner guide.
Many of us know that the Beloved Community is “not yet,” because we see the trauma of white supremacy and colonialism playing itself out across the globe. But can we co-create and Live Into Wholeness together?
Explore the Quaker experience of worship, silent waiting, and vocal ministry.
This Spiritual Deepening Library topic is under development.
Explore best practices for bringing newcomers into the life of the meeting.
The Quaker Roots section of the Spiritual Deepening Library offers an introduction to some key components of Quaker theology, faith, and practice.
