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Responses to Frequent Questions about Friends

Submitted by QICadmin on Thu, 2011-05-26 09:15
  • What do Quakers Believe (and do)?
    Some links to ways Friends have described their beliefs and practices.
     
  • What is meant by different "branches" of Quakerism?
    Not all Quakers are alike. The links posted here will provide you with a chance to see the differences in Quakerism as described by Quakers.
     
  • What are some of the best books to read about Quakers?
    See a recommended list of books about Quakerism, including recent publications and old favorites.
     
  • What is the Quaker peace testimony? Some expressions by Quakers on peace -- historic and present day .
     
  • How do I find a Quaker meeting in my area? Use the links posted here to help you look for a Meeting of Friends anywhere in the world.
     
  • I am attending an unprogrammed Quaker meeting for the first time. What should I expect?
     
  • I am looking for a Friends school, college, retirement home, bookstore, periodical, publisher, library, camp or accommodations--list of directories.
     
  • An overview of Friends published by a non-Quaker website. (There are a few errors in this description, but it is worth reading because it is sometimes easier for outsiders to describe a group, than for members of the group to describe themselves.)

If you are looking for a more scholarly answer. Check out our resources page http://www.quakerinfo.org/resources/index.html

If you still need more help, feel free to contact us at the email or phone number listed at the bottom of this page.

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