Friends General Conference bookstore

Earlham School of Religion

Friends Association for Higher Education

A web guide to Quaker publications

Olney Friends School

Pendle Hill is a Quaker center for spiritual growth, study and service.

The Quaker Youth Pilgrimage enables young Friends ages 16–18 to learn about Quaker history and process, develop a stronger relationship with God and experience the diversity of Friends’ traditions and worship while traveling, living and working together for a month during the summer. Jointly sponsored by the FWCC Section of the Americas and the Europe and Middle East Section, the pilgrimage takes place once every two years.

Founded in early 1994 as the first general-purpose Quaker site on the Internet, this site contains Quaker writings as well as documents such as minutes and resource guides and basic information about Quakerism. The site is maintained by George Amoss Jr., a member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).

Scattergood Friends School

Earlham College: The Center aims to identify young Quaker leaders, nurture Quaker scholarship and dialogue on campus, provide members of the Earlham and broader community with information about the Religious Society of Friends and Earlham's living Quaker character. We aim to promote conversation and cooperation among Friends, and to provide a centrist gathering place for Friends across theological and cultural spectrums.

Earlham College

Simple outdoor living in a non-competitive, ecology oriented camp located near Richland Center, Wisconsin.
Camp Woodbrooke is a unique, residential summer camp located on 120 acres where up to 34 campers ages 7-12 can explore the natural world in a caring, safe community. Campers make cooperative decisions about activities, participate in daily work crews and learn life skills such as independence, accountability, negotiation, and decision making.

Pendle Hill Bookstore