The Spring Term
Resident Student Program
March 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 2 weeks, the first 4 weeks, or all 10 weeks as you’re led.
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Applications will be considered on a rolling basis beginning
September 2024 through January 1, 2025.
Curriculum for the 2025 Season
This year, The Spring Term will be organized into three Sessions. Attend for Session I, Sessions I & II, or the full term to enjoy courses on renewal, discernment, and community. Check out the schedule and syllabus for more detail, and ask questions in the upcoming free online Info Sessions.
In a moment when the world feels exhausted, fractured, and depleted, Pendle Hill’s Spring Term offers a greenhouse – a protected space for Friends and other seekers to bring leadings, ideas, questions, and other seeds of the “already but not yet” – to nurture these visions into being, through the daily rhythm of study, work, and worship in community.
Pillars of the Program
Study
The program will feature a series of courses centering around Pendle Hill’s three core educational themes:
- Faith and Practice, including Quakerism, spiritual discernment, and Biblical studies;
- Prophetic Witness and Social Concerns; and
- Nurturing Creativity through a creative exploration in the art studio.
Students will have time to work on personal projects and support each other in their personal development.
Work
Each student will take part in caring for the needs of the community, within the areas of hospitality (including housekeeping and work in the kitchen), buildings and grounds (gardening and maintenance), and education (upkeep of the library and art studio).
Worship
The heartbeat of Pendle Hill is daily Meeting for Worship. Students will be encouraged to join and support this and other spiritual practices.
Program Cost
Fees are sliding scale: the Subsidizing Fee covers the cost of this program plus a small contribution to subsidize another’s fee; the Standard Fee covers the cost of the program; the Subsidized Fee is available to those who need it. All fees include housing, meals, and programming.
Session I Only (March 1-15): $2200/$2000/$1800
Sessions I & II (March 1-29): $3300/$3000/$2700
Full Spring Term (March 1- May 10): $7500/$7000/$6500
If the Subsidized Fee is financially inaccessible, we encourage applicants to request financial assistance.
Wondering if this program is right for you?
FAQs | 2024 Student Epistle | Program Flyer
