Duneland Quaker Meeting

Duneland Quaker Meeting Join some Friends (Quakers) on second and fourth Sundays at 10:00 AM for silent worship, followed by coffee, food, and sparkling conversation.

12/27/2025

Looking for a reboot after a busy work season? FGC recommends the following tip for Friends and newcomers: Attend a retreat for Friends of Color. Each year, FGC’s Ministry on Racism Program sponsors Spring and Fall Retreats for Friends of Color and their families to come together to build multigenerational community. Retreats for Friends of Color focus on mutual support, worship, and exploring the Quaker faith. Recently, Friends met for the Fall Retreat.

We just wrapped up the Online Fall Retreat -- check it out here!
https://www.fgcquaker.org/2025/11/10/reflections-from-the-fall-retreat-for-friends-of-color/

Previous retreats have been held in upstate New York, the Philadelphia area, Washington DC, Chicago, and California. Since 2021, all retreats hosted by the Ministry on Racism have had virtual access. Some retreats are hybrid, and some are online-only.

Learn more and view upcoming retreats:
https://www.fgcquaker.org/fgcprograms/ministry-on-racism/programs/focretreat/

03/12/2025

This is a reminder that Virtual Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism is held every Thursday at 8 PM ET / 7 PM CT / 6 PM MT / 5 PM PT and Friday at 12 PM ET / 11 AM CT / 10 AM MT / 9 AM PT. This worship seeks to nourish White Friends’ communal anti-racism commitment and provide a space for the work they have to do together. The worship is in the care of a rotating team of co-facilitators.
Please see below for resources and the Zoom links.
Resources:
Current and past weekly WFCR queries https://fgcquaker.us3.list-manage.com/track/click...
New or returning participants please read the White Friends Confronting Racism Worship Guide.docx for your time together https://fgcquaker.us3.list-manage.com/track/click...
This is a drop-in space: You are welcome to join for however much time you’re available, on whichever days you can. There’s no expectation or requirement of weekly participation, and we are glad to have you with us when it works for you.
For safety and security in the space, FGC requires that all attendees register for the event. All attendees agree to treat each other with respect. Like all FGC events, we have a no-harassment policy you can read here. https://fgcquaker.us3.list-manage.com/track/click...
Thursdays — Virtual Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
Time: 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85634298817...
Meeting ID: 856 3429 8817
Passcode: 099282
Fridays — Virtual Worship for White Friends Confronting Racism
Time: 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87823370366...
Meeting ID: 878 2337 0366
Passcode: 607291

04/12/2024

Bonnie Raitt: “I never thought of it in terms of men or women, I taught myself to play guitar because I was in love with Joan Baez’s voice, and she was also a Quaker.

“I taught myself country-blues off of records that didn’t even include women, but I didn’t think about it at the time. Dave Van Ronk, John Hammond, Jr., and (the trio) Koerner, Ray & Glover were the first people I heard who made me realize it was OK to be white and play blues, and that you weren’t (trespassing) on hallowed ground.

“Barbara Dane and Judy Roderick were two blues women in the 1960s who knocked me out. I knew about Sister Rosetta Tharpe, but a little later. Pops Staples was one of the guitar guys for me. And two of my heroes were Memphis Minnie and Sippie Wallace. I was inspired by the whole story about Minnie being a street busker and sometimes disguising herself as a man.

“I knew Aretha (Franklin) played piano, and thought it was great, because I loved the way she accompanied herself. And Ray Charles was as important to me as anybody. I learned off of records, as many of us kids did. I took piano lessons, but not guitar lessons. So I was trying to emulate how Fred McDowell, Son House and Robert Johnson played. There wasn’t any YouTube then, so I had to do it by ear.”

Interview By George Varga

Photo : Lester Cohen/Getty Images

Big news about QuakerSpeak:
02/06/2020

Big news about QuakerSpeak:

Rebecca joined the Friends Publishing team in December 2019, and will be taking on the duties of producing the QuakerSpeak video series.

What has attracted you to the Religious Society of Friends?
02/06/2020

What has attracted you to the Religious Society of Friends?

I remember when I became a Quaker. I was a teenager, and a Quaker couple, Mary Lee and Lee Comer, moved in next door to our house. They led the youth

As a parent , caregiver , or grandparent, have you ever wondered:    How should I deal with my two year old having a tem...
02/02/2020

As a parent , caregiver , or grandparent, have you ever wondered:

How should I deal with my two year old having a temper tantrum in the super market or my fourteen year old who merely rolls her eyes when asked to take out the trash?
How can I make sense out of all the child rearing advice coming my way?
Does my Quaker faith in any way speak to my parenting?

QPI offers parents opportunities to explore how their Quaker faith, integrated with principles of human development, can guide their parenting. QPI has developed workshops and discussion series to facilitate parents’ explorations. It trains leadership to facilitate its programs.

Here on our website you will find information about the programs QPI offers and opportunities to share the parenting experience with others on the journey.

The Quaker Parenting Initiative

A brief history
01/30/2020

A brief history

“A (very) brief history of Quakers” was created at a Young Friends lock-in in Richmond, Virginia. With over 100,000 views on YouTube, it’s one of the most popular Quaker videos ever produced. Here’s how it happened.

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Valparaiso, IN
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