The school year is about to begin. Parents and school districts are making decisions about what is best for children in the midst of a pandemic, anxiously weighing health risks against social and mental health benefits, deciding between distance learning and in-person, socially distanced learning.
Here’s a list of ideas – both serious ones and lighter ones – of ways that Quaker meetings can do to reach out to families and children.
A YouTube channel for Quaker children.
Last summer I sat in circle of Friends at the annual retreat of the Quaker Religious Education Collaborative (QREC) and felt profoundly that I had come home to my people. It is gratifying to be with Friends who, like me, want to dedicate their time and energy to the religious education of our youngest Friends, starting from infancy.
Dear Editor: The May/June issue, “On Expansion,” is wonderful. I read every article this morning and can’t wait to share the articles “Race and Quakerism” and “Journey to the Heart of Worship” with my meeting – as well as the pullout section for young people.
A teacher's guide for First Day School teachers, designed to accompany content in the March/April 2015 issue of
A teacher's guide for First Day School teachers, designed to accompany content in the January/February 2014 issue of Western Friend.
