Thursday 28 March 2019

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Listings








Books of the Month April 2019 from the Quaker Centre Bookshop. LINK TO PDF

Woodbrooke Upcoming Courses April 2019 LINK TO PDF


In Fox’s Footsteps: Planning 1652 Country Quaker Pilgrimages 2019 LINK TO PDF version of booklet



Children and young people
15–18s Come to Yearly Meeting Accompanying 24–26 May, Friends House, London (non-residential), Booking deadline Sunday 28 April
Accompanying is a non-residential offer for 15–18s at Friends House in London during Yearly Meeting (YM). It includes attendance at YM and optional social activities out of session time.
Please promote Accompanying to young people aged 15–18 (born between 1 September 2000 and 31 August 2003) using the leaflet enclosed with the mailing.
Anyone can come to YM. However to participate in Accompanying, individuals need to book in advance.
Aleks Zawadzka, cypadmin@quaker.org.uk, 0207 663 1013

Climate justice
The Time is Now – mass climate lobby
Wednesday 26 June, Central London
Save the date! Quakers in Britain will join people from across the UK for a mass lobby of Parliament to demand urgent action for our climate and environment. We’ll call for bolder climate targets, and
a strong environmental policy. Join us on the day to meet with your MP. Details of the day to be confirmed. The lobby event will happen in the afternoon at Parliament. Friends are invited to join interfaith workshops in the morning at a nearby venue.
To sign up and for more details, please contact: Chris Walker, chrisw@quaker.org.uk, 020 7663 1047

On this subject there is a new petition 38 degrees petition asking Pembrokeshire CC to support a climate emergency LINK HERE

Young Friends General Meeting
The Young Quaker magazine
The latest issue of YFGM’s magazine ‘The Young Quaker’ can now be read online – please note that a print version is not being included in the monthly mailing this time. Offering readers a deep dive in the kaleidoscope of spirituality that defines our Young Quaker community, this issue explores what the spiritual means in modern Quakerism through poetry and prose: theyoungquaker.org.uk
Faith Biddle yfgm@quaker.org.uk 020 7663 1050


Young Friends General Meeting gathering
3– 6 May 2019, Liverpool Quaker Meeting House
Young Friends General Meeting (YFGM) is a national community of young Quakers aged 18-35(ish). There are three gatherings a year in different meeting houses across the UK. Each gathering is a chance to cook and share meals together, explore the Quaker faith, hear from speakers within and beyond the community, and engage in Quaker business method to continue the running of the YFGM charity.
To register and for further details, see the YFGM website at http://yfgm.quaker.org.uk, where you can also find Documents in advance. Documents in advance two, with the full agenda will be available there shortly after the planning weekend at the end of March. You can also see updates on the facebook group page at www.facebook.com/events/2621013311259607.

Peace work
Seeking participants for human rights programme in Palestine and Israel
The Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine & Israel (EAPPI) is seeking participants to serve in Palestine and Israel for 3 months in 2020. Ecumenical Accompaniers provide protection by
presence to vulnerable Palestinian communities, monitor human rights abuses, support Israeli and Palestinian peace activists, and advocate for an end to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank.
Expenses are covered and a living allowance and benefits offered.
The closing date for applications is 23 April 2019. 

Call for Nobel peace prize nominations
As recipients of the Nobel peace prize in 1947, Quakers have the right to send a nomination each year to the Nobel committee in Oslo. If you or your meeting have a suggestion to offer for the 2020 award, please see the attached flyer to find out how you can get involved.
The closing date for nominations is 1 June 2019. LINK TO PDF with more information
Philip Wood, philipw@quaker.org.uk, 020 7663 1071

Help us with feedback
BYM events – give your feedback
Have you attended a BYM event in the past few years? Please tell us about your experience of any BYM events you have attended, or tell us why you haven’t been able to attend. BYM hosts regular events
for Friends to develop our thinking, encourage action on a variety of Quaker concerns and share experience among role holders. Your feedback will help us to develop events that are both relevant and accessible for you.
Please visit https://forms.quaker.org.uk/bym-events-feedback
to complete a short survey that should take no longer than 15 minutes.
The deadline for responses is 8 April 2019.


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