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How do Quakers listen for Divine will?
Recent Events
October 2024: JT Dorr-Bremme attended another residency for "Participating in God's Power," an 18-month program offered by School of the Spirit. He continues to grow and explore in community.
October 2024: Johanna Jackson completed the Quaker Coalition for Uprooting Racism, or QCUR, program. Working with other participants helped to rekindle her hope for vibrant Quaker communities. Photo by Naveed Moeed.
June 2024: Johanna Jackson and Naveed Moeed published "George Fox was a Racist" through Friends Journal. This article was Friensd Journal's most-read article of 2024.
May 2024: Johanna Jackson created an art exhibit that explores her family's role in slavery, as well as her Quaker identity. She shares the art as part of a workshop on white accountability.
January 2024: JT Dorr-Bremme and Johanna Jackson became hosts of Three Rivers Meeting. Three Rivers is working to reclaim and reinterpret Quaker practice for today's times.
What makes a welcoming community?
Many people have perspective to offer on what they're seeking in community. Here are some themes that rose up in our interviews with young people who participated in the Listening Project.
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