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Peace & Justice

Meeting for Worship with Attention to the Victims of the Fires in California

Hybrid: Jan 25, 2025
You are not alone.

In times of crisis, we all need to feel the support of our families and community. We at Pendle Hill… Learn More

The Exponential Impact of Historical and Ongoing Injustice: A Call To Action for Quakers

Hybrid: Feb 3, 2025
A Black History Month First Monday Lecture with Dr. Harold D. (Hal) Weaver, Jr. and Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge

Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge and Dr. Harold D. Weaver, Jr. will return to deliver a Pendle Hill First Monday Lecture in celebration… Learn More

Pendle Hill’s Reading Group (February)

Online: Feb 18, 2025
Worship sharing on Mary Watkins’s "Hypocrisy, Racism, and Self-Interest on the Path to Reparations: Quaker Complicity with Slavery (1657–1776) and White Supremacy" (PHP #489).

Our Reading Group focuses on Pendle Hill pamphlets and other Quaker readings, gathering to consider queries about the reading in… Learn More

The Spring Term

On Campus: Mar 1-May 10, 2025
An on-campus resident student program for those seeking space and community in which to share the daily rhythm of learning, work, and worship.

Attend for the first two weeks, the first four weeks, or the full 10-week term as you’re led.

Hope and Rest in Challenging Times

Hybrid: Mar 3, 2025
Peter Blood-Patterson's First Monday Lecture explores rest and living in faith, letting go of the patterns of urgency and societal conditioning to learn new ways of being with God and each other.

Can we live more deeply in faith and hope? Can we let go of urgency, overwork, and the need to… Learn More