A citizen’s review of current immigration laws and rights Sunday, October 26, 2025 at Medford Meeting Meeting for Worship – 10 AM Presentation at 10:045 AM Refreshments to follow A children’s program will be provided during worship. Chris Pensiero, Quarterly Clerk christopher.pensiero@gmail.com Kathy Widmayer Quarterly Coordinator kswidmayer@gmail.com
Expansion, Schism, Fractures, and Profit with our Ancestors
“As They Were Led” by Martha Claire Catlin Martha Claire Catlin’s “As They Were Led” is more than family history; it is a meticulously researched reemergence of the journey of several Quaker families—including Catlins, Mendenhalls, and Hollingsworths—from their English roots through pivotal roles in shaping colonial America. The book is an invaluable genealogical resource. Its […]
Demanding Freedoms
Demanding Freed: Article Review Title: (Implied) The Unyielding Demand: How Black Resistance Forced Quaker AbolitionAuthor: Jim FussellPublication: Friends Journal, August 2025 In a powerful and necessary corrective to the standard historical narrative, Jim Fussell’s recent article in Friends Journal challenges a notion that Quakers’ renunciation of slavery was a product of internal moral awakening alone. […]
Summer Dreams and Salty Air: A Jersey Shore Memoir
A Historical Fiction Journey into a Summertime family – These relations and experiences were made up for Fun The scent of salt, sunscreen, and funnel cake. The distant, rhythmic crash of waves on the sand. The joyous cacophony of children’s laughter and arcade bells. These are the indelible sensory markers of a Jersey Shore summer, […]
Golden Rules for a Broken World
Then sink into that which is pure.
Submit to the things which are sure
And all will be hushed and be clear.
Then that which is evil will melt
And that which is good be upraised;
And shaken you’ll stand so amazed.
Prayerful calls for witness for Justice
South Jersey Quakers are called to pray and witness for justice. This Thursday, FGC’s legal team defends birthright citizenship at the Supreme Court. Hold them in the Light as they stand for equality and constitutional compassion. #QuakersPrayingForBirthrightJustice
Quakers Uprooting Racism Coalition – Please Join on May 10 for a Free Anti-Racist Power Mapping 1/2 Day Workshop
How do we move from conviction to change? How do we recognize the systems of power that uphold injustice—and find the courage and clarity to disrupt them together?
On Saturday, May 10, Friends across the country will gather on Zoom for a free, half-day workshop on anti-racist power mapping, hosted by the Quaker Coalition for Uprooting Racism (QCUR). This session offers more than training—it is a space for spiritual grounding, collective discernment, and strategy-building for real-world justice.
Open to all, this event is especially for those seeking to align their Quaker faith with liberatory action, whether working for racial justice, peace in Palestine and Israel, or systemic change within their Meetings and communities.
A Quaker Walk – Flushing to the U.S. Capitol
We are walking again for truth. Quaker Walk 2025 is a 19-day interfaith pilgrimage from Flushing Meeting House in Queens to the U.S. Capitol. Inspired by the 1657 Flushing Remonstrance, we journey in the spirit of justice, tolerance, and renewal—lifting up peaceful protest, diverse faiths, and community power. Join us, support us, and follow our route from May 4 to May 22. #QuakerWalk2025 #FlushingRemonstrance #FaithInAction #PilgrimageForJustice
Haddonfield Spring Quarterly Meeting
Baptist News celebrates Quaker Loudness and Core Rage
“In a world where unelected billionaires destroy lives without consequences, we need to be with people who see what we see.” – Brett Younger
Discover the power of community and shared values in Brett Younger’s latest article.
