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New content:
Read
Lisa Graustein's listening session transcript.
See JT and Johanna's interview with
QuakerSpeak,
and check out their article in Friends Journal.

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Ministry and Community-Building

We are an elder - minister pair who work for spiritual renewal

Who We Are

We are building a network committed to faithfulness and Quaker revitalization

What We Do

We envision a Quaker world that is relevant and thriving in
30 years

Vision

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The Listening Project

Together, we've formed the Listening Project, a series of creative conversations rooted in love

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This 6-minute video shares some of what we learned from 18 months of listening, and it calls folks into a strong faith-based future.

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Learn the basics about the Listening Project: how we integrate new knowledge and how we listen.

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Read what younger Friends are saying on Quaker culture, Quaker structure, and the kinds of people we could become.

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Spiritual Richness
and Vitality

Resources for deepening our spiritual lives, individually and collectively

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A rich array of resources on naming and claiming gifts, living into vitality, and developing inwardly

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Vocal Ministry and Eldering

A selection of metaphors on carrying a message, holding space, and supporting one another with our spiritual gifts

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Podcast: Why Eldering is Cool

Johanna and JT have a worshipful discussion of his eldering role and process, its effects on their ministry, and more.

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Integrated and Welcoming

Tips for integrating new voices and encouraging leadership at your meeting

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Expanding Membership

View a PhYM article: Melissa Rycroft and Johanna Jackson describe how to create new processes for membership.

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Seven tips for welcoming and integrating newcomers, based on our research with he Listening Project

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New Communities, Full of Vitality

Twelve ways to form strong, limber communities that meet people's spiritual needs

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