Our faith calls us to hope and to action. Our faith calls us to persist in our advocacy and never give up. The recent elections have filled many with fear and anxiety, and the return of a Trump presidency presents enormous threats to our work at FCNL and our democracy.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. We will hold each other and the election process in the light. Join us virtually on Zoom or by phone for a period of shared reflection as we seek grounding in community.
In a pivotal election season, what are Friends called to do? What might letting our lives speak for peace, justice, and love look like now? On October 30, join us for a conversation with two Friends who have been wrestling with these questions.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Emily Provance, member of Fifteenth Street Monthly Meeting in New York City with host our time of worship this evening. Join us virtually on Zoom or by phone for a period of shared reflection as we seek grounding in community.
Join us for an engaging and informative session on how you can effectively advocate for the issues that matter most to you. At FCNL, we believe in the power of grassroots advocacy to bring about positive change, and we’re excited to share valuable insights and strategies with you.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Join us virtually on Zoom or by phone for a period of shared reflection as we seek grounding in community.
Palestinian and Israeli peace activists with Salt of The Earth will share their personal stories of the reality on the ground and their vision of a path toward collective safety and liberation.
The devastating escalation of violence in Israel and Palestine has left many feeling powerless, angry, and hopeless. Rotem Levin and Osama Iliwat believe in a different reality and in the possibility of a shared future of security, equality, and justice for all people.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. We will be led by Heidi Van Ert, a member of Salt Lake City Monthly Meeting in Utah and FCNL’s Advocacy Teams. Join us virtually on Zoom or by phone for a period of shared reflection as we seek grounding in community.
Join us for an enlightening and powerful event featuring Amira Musallam and Mel Duncan discussing the land theft experienced by the Kisiya family in Beitjala on the West Bank of Palestine. This story highlights the ongoing settler encroachment and the personal toll it takes on Palestinian families.
The event will conclude with a Q&A session, offering the audience an opportunity to engage with the speakers, ask questions, learn more about the realities on the ground in Palestine and discuss next steps.
Take a moment to reflect in keeping with the Quaker practice of silent worship. Join us virtually on Zoom or by phone for a period of shared reflection as we seek grounding in community.