Peace & Justice

‘Too Queer to Be Quaker:’ The Limits of Liberal Quaker Inclusion of Lesbian and Gay People during the Cold War and Today

Hybrid: Oct 7, 2024
A First Monday Lecture with Brian Blackmore

Before the gay rights movement gained momentum in the early 1960s, a few very small assemblies of Quakers publicly supported… Learn More

Spring Term Info Session (October)

Online: Oct 21, 2024
An informal opportunity to learn more about Pendle Hill’s residential study program.

Curious about the Pendle Hill resident student program? Check out the Spring Term webpage, and bring your questions to this… Learn More

Towards a Just Democracy: Spiritual Grounding and Principled Action

Hybrid: Nov 4, 2024
A First Monday Lecture with Alicia McBride and José Santos Moreno of Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL)

On Election Day eve, join two Friends working at the intersection of Quaker faith and U.S. policy for a conversation… Learn More

Pendle Hill’s Reading Group (November)

Online: Nov 13, 2024
Worship sharing on Bridget Moix’s "Forging Beloved Community with Friends: A Journey Through the Refiner’s Fire" (PHP #488).

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

The Clownful Quaker: Strengthening Our Imagination in Service of the Beloved Community

On Campus: Nov 16, 2024
In the face of uncertainty and despair, our faith calls us to spiritually fortify ourselves in the journey toward the Beloved Community. Join Dwight Dunston, Quaker clown, to engage your imagination and creativity in this collective work.

If you are seeking funds or alternate payment options to participate in this program, please wait to register and first… Learn More

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