Advertisement · 728 × 90
#
Hashtag
#QUAKER
Advertisement · 728 × 90

I start EVERY day w/bowl of #Quaker oats.🥣 Plus hemp powder, a mixture of ground flaxseeds + chia (I mix into a bottle kept in fridge), dehydrated defatted peanut butter powder + fresh/frozen sliced banana. Great way to start the day! I sit in front of computer, read + slowly eat it. Yummy!! #Vegan

3 0 1 0
Black text reads: Hope happens here. Every act matters, every act adds up. The 'A Million Acts of Hope' logo appears in the bottom left, and a call to action in black text 'join the hopefuls'.

Black text reads: Hope happens here. Every act matters, every act adds up. The 'A Million Acts of Hope' logo appears in the bottom left, and a call to action in black text 'join the hopefuls'.

Join the hopefuls! We're collecting YOUR stories of #Quaker #volunteering to share for the 'A Million Acts of Hope' week of action, 13-20 May. Here's how to get involved: qva.org.uk/quaker-volun... #MillionActsofHope

1 0 0 0
Post image

Opposition to #AtlanticSystem #slavery is as old as the practice and its immorality was always understood. On #ThisDayInHistory in 1775 the first #abolitionist society in North America was formed in Philadelphia, PA, by #BenjaminFranklin, #BenjaminRush. & #Quaker #AnthonyBenezet.

0 0 0 0
Preview
Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx Blog 👉 3 Cheers for Folk Painting! Birthday Remembrances, #EdwardHicks! Edward Hicks (4 April 1780 – 23 August 1849) was an American folk painter and distinguished religious minister of the Society of...

Edward Hicks and the Peaceable Kingdom

👉 3 Cheers for Folk Painting!

Birthday Remembrances, #EdwardHicks!
Edward Hicks (4 April 1780 – 23 August 1849) was an American folk painter and distinguished religious minister of the Society of Friends. He became a #Quaker icon because of his paintings.

1 0 0 0

One for all the #Quaker history folks, as well as #DressHistory and #FashionHistory 👇🗃️

14 8 1 0

Good coverage of #Quaker hatiquette in this #OpenAccess article by ... Prof. Capp doi.org/10.1017/S001...

1 0 0 0
A Million Acts of Hope campaign image, with a smily face inside the 'o' in 'Hope'.

A Million Acts of Hope campaign image, with a smily face inside the 'o' in 'Hope'.

Could you share your #Quaker #volunteering story:
- Collecting clothes for refugees?
- Litter picking in your local area?
- Helping at the foodbank, library or youth club?

QVA is gathering stories of Spirit-led action to share for 'A Million Acts of Hope'. Details: qva.org.uk/quaker-volun...

0 1 0 0

I'm teaching on this wonderful course alongside the fabulous @lilyrchadwick.bsky.social. If you would like a supportive space to reflect on Hannah Arendt's work, learn about #active #hope, or delve more deeply into the contemporary dimensions of #Quaker witness, this might be the course for you. 🌏☮️

6 1 1 1
Post image

9 Apr 1659: Sarah Cheevers & Katharine Evans #English #Quaker missionaries, having been arrested five days earlier, are interrogated by the Inquistion at Birgu #Malta #otd Released in July 1662.

4 3 0 0
Ramakrishna

Ramakrishna

I need to do some more reading about the history of #Quakerism in India. "The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna" records the conversation of one disciple, Misra. Misra was a #Quaker. He tells the other disciples that he has seen Jesus & Ramakrishna in visions, saying that Ramakrishna was also God. 🪷✝️

3 0 0 0
Ruaridh the Meeting House cat
Young Ruaridh is a ghost-white cat 
Who lives usually upon the Quaker meeting house stair,
High above the bend on Victoria Terrace,
He surveys the views, expecting the shambling Quakers,
As they shuffle in for another meeting.

But it is not a Sunday, so he feels no obligation to attend.
Instead another cause must be using the meeting house,
Strangers to him, and strangers to the house.

These are younger, brightly clothed, hair full shag,
And identifiable to Ruaridh as vegetarian by their scent.
He watches the heart-fired teenagers troop inside,
All out of step, but full of certainty and hormones.

A moment later come bouncing pensioners,
All in black, long silver witch hair hanging loose.
Some are familiar to him, or the other way around,
So he leaps from his perch atop tenuous Victorian tiles,
Down around a window ledge, then down another,
Then, tail wrapped round as counterweight, 
He descends the final corniced pillar.
He follows the last heel through the door,
Beginning to twine around recognisable ankles.
“Careful Ruaridh!” One old lady says, 
As he tangles with the folds of her long black cloak.
“I’m sure there will be a treat for you if you just sit bonny,
Let us get through the meeting.”

He pauses for a moment, then follows them up the stairs,
The meeting room is large,
Some of the younger visitors comment on the view,
“All the way to Pentlands, snow still in April.”
The view from the roof is much better, Ruaridh knows,
The only disturbance being pigeons, 
And they usually only once, if his pounce is accurate.

All round the room the chairs and pews are out of order,
Signs with slogans lean against each other
And there is talking with uncharacteristic vigour.
Some shout, others talk over each other,
Some of the young, merely gaze at each other,
Barely conscious of the hubbub, noticing only,
The ways a tie-dye waistcoat sits, or a patchwork skirt.
Ruaridh pays little attention to the

Ruaridh the Meeting House cat Young Ruaridh is a ghost-white cat Who lives usually upon the Quaker meeting house stair, High above the bend on Victoria Terrace, He surveys the views, expecting the shambling Quakers, As they shuffle in for another meeting. But it is not a Sunday, so he feels no obligation to attend. Instead another cause must be using the meeting house, Strangers to him, and strangers to the house. These are younger, brightly clothed, hair full shag, And identifiable to Ruaridh as vegetarian by their scent. He watches the heart-fired teenagers troop inside, All out of step, but full of certainty and hormones. A moment later come bouncing pensioners, All in black, long silver witch hair hanging loose. Some are familiar to him, or the other way around, So he leaps from his perch atop tenuous Victorian tiles, Down around a window ledge, then down another, Then, tail wrapped round as counterweight, He descends the final corniced pillar. He follows the last heel through the door, Beginning to twine around recognisable ankles. “Careful Ruaridh!” One old lady says, As he tangles with the folds of her long black cloak. “I’m sure there will be a treat for you if you just sit bonny, Let us get through the meeting.” He pauses for a moment, then follows them up the stairs, The meeting room is large, Some of the younger visitors comment on the view, “All the way to Pentlands, snow still in April.” The view from the roof is much better, Ruaridh knows, The only disturbance being pigeons, And they usually only once, if his pounce is accurate. All round the room the chairs and pews are out of order, Signs with slogans lean against each other And there is talking with uncharacteristic vigour. Some shout, others talk over each other, Some of the young, merely gaze at each other, Barely conscious of the hubbub, noticing only, The ways a tie-dye waistcoat sits, or a patchwork skirt. Ruaridh pays little attention to the

roof is much better, Ruaridh knows,
The only disturbance being pigeons, 
And they usually only once, if his pounce is accurate.

All round the room the chairs and pews are out of order,
Signs with slogans lean against each other
And there is talking with uncharacteristic vigour.
Some shout, others talk over each other,
Some of the young, merely gaze at each other,
Barely conscious of the hubbub, noticing only,
The ways a tie-dye waistcoat sits, or a patchwork skirt.
Ruaridh pays little attention to the human affairs, 
Investigating handbag and rucksack, 
Until he finds one worth bothering the owner of.
She spotting his desperate air, reaches in for treasured nibbles.
Before searching out, and pawing at the next bag, and the next.

Belly full, he jumps to the sunny windowsill,
Checks back to the ongoing discussion,
Then outside, to count the starlings,
And falls contentedly to sleep.

GB 8th March, 2026

roof is much better, Ruaridh knows, The only disturbance being pigeons, And they usually only once, if his pounce is accurate. All round the room the chairs and pews are out of order, Signs with slogans lean against each other And there is talking with uncharacteristic vigour. Some shout, others talk over each other, Some of the young, merely gaze at each other, Barely conscious of the hubbub, noticing only, The ways a tie-dye waistcoat sits, or a patchwork skirt. Ruaridh pays little attention to the human affairs, Investigating handbag and rucksack, Until he finds one worth bothering the owner of. She spotting his desperate air, reaches in for treasured nibbles. Before searching out, and pawing at the next bag, and the next. Belly full, he jumps to the sunny windowsill, Checks back to the ongoing discussion, Then outside, to count the starlings, And falls contentedly to sleep. GB 8th March, 2026

Rare crossover between #Quaker and #cat.

0 0 0 0
Video

Reflections on America, the world, and life #LeavesontheCurrent #Peace #Personal #Quaker #Teaching www.dailykos.com/story/2026/4...

1 0 0 0
Post image

4 Apr 1659: Sarah Cheevers & Katharine Evans #Quaker missionaries are imprisoned by the Inquisition in #Malta #otd (eebo) Released July 1662.

6 0 0 0
Post image

Good morning
#people
#corp
#,
#america
#quaker

0 0 0 0
Preview
Links to 2025 QTDG Panel Presentations QTDG was delighted to host two fascinating panels in mid-December 2025. If you missed the opportunity to hear these presentations in real time, we cordially invite you to watch the Zoom recordings.…

Quaker Religious Thought (QRT) and Quaker Theological Discussion Group (QTDG) are now on Bluesky! Share this post so we find all our #Quaker F/friends. While you're at it, check out our QTDG panel discussions from December on the topic, "Quaker Public Ministry." qtdg.org/2025/12/20/l...

7 3 0 0

Book now for the QVA x #Quaker Rainbow Gathering this June!

We offer a tired fee structure, financial support, and a reduced rate for 14-16 year olds.

qva.org.uk/rainbow/

0 0 0 0
Captain Horatio Magellan Crunch © Allan Burns 
Cap'n Crunch belongs to Quaker Oats Company

Captain Horatio Magellan Crunch © Allan Burns Cap'n Crunch belongs to Quaker Oats Company

Mascot March 2026: (Day 18) Cap'n Crunch

#fanart #digitalart #cartoon #captainhoratiomagellancrunch #capncrunch #quaker #cereal #quakeroats #quakeroatscompany #mascotmarch #mascotmarch2026 #artistsonbluesky

0 1 0 0
Preview
Oekraïne martelt vredesactivist Yurii Sheliazhenko - Nieuw Wij Onder Zelensky vindt schending van mensenrechten plaats Jurist en wetenschapper Yurii Sheliazhenko, secretaris van de Oekraïense pacifistische beweging, is na een illegale detentie en marteling in Kyi...

“Ik ben een #gewetensbezwaarde, een #Quaker en #pacifist. Ik ben niet onderworpen aan de dienstplicht en moet volgens artikel 35 van de grondwet van #Oekraïne een alternatieve, niet-militaire dienst krijgen.”
www.nieuwwij.nl/actueel/oekr...

1 1 0 0
Post image

Ivy loves being read to! Her favorite is pictured books. They help her vocabulary, but she also likes staring at the photos.
Does anyone else's quaker like being read to?
#quakerparrot #quaker #petparrots #birdsofbluesky

0 0 0 0
Preview
The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 1 ⭐ Catholic Star-Rated Review ★★★★☆ (4/5 Stars) The Quaker City is a gripping and morally charged exposé of corruption, vice, and hypocrisy in 19th-century urban America. George Lippard delivers a haunting narrative that reveals the dangers of moral decay and unchecked indulgence. Though intense and often grim, the novel aligns with Catholic moral teaching in its stark portrayal of sin, justice, and the consequences of vice. This audiobook stands as both a compelling story and a cautionary tale rooted in timeless truths about human nature.

📣 New Podcast! "The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 1" on @Spreaker #19th #american #audiobook #century #city #classic #corruption #dark #fiction #george #gothic #lippard #literature #moral #novel #philadelphia #quaker #social

2 0 0 0
Preview
The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 2 ⭐ Catholic Star-Rated Review ★★★★☆ (4/5 Stars) The Quaker City is a gripping and morally charged exposé of corruption, vice, and hypocrisy in 19th-century urban America. George Lippard delivers a haunting narrative that reveals the dangers of moral decay and unchecked indulgence. Though intense and often grim, the novel aligns with Catholic moral teaching in its stark portrayal of sin, justice, and the consequences of vice. This audiobook stands as both a compelling story and a cautionary tale rooted in timeless truths about human nature.

📣 New Podcast! "The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 2" on @Spreaker #19th #american #audiobook #century #city #classic #corruption #dark #fiction #george #gothic #lippard #literature #moral #novel #philadelphia #quaker #social

2 0 0 0
Preview
The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 3 ⭐ Catholic Star-Rated Review ★★★★☆ (4/5 Stars) The Quaker City is a gripping and morally charged exposé of corruption, vice, and hypocrisy in 19th-century urban America. George Lippard delivers a haunting narrative that reveals the dangers of moral decay and unchecked indulgence. Though intense and often grim, the novel aligns with Catholic moral teaching in its stark portrayal of sin, justice, and the consequences of vice. This audiobook stands as both a compelling story and a cautionary tale rooted in timeless truths about human nature.

📣 New Podcast! "The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 3" on @Spreaker #19th #american #audiobook #century #city #classic #corruption #dark #fiction #george #gothic #lippard #literature #moral #novel #philadelphia #quaker #social

3 0 0 0
Preview
The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 4 ⭐ Catholic Star-Rated Review ★★★★☆ (4/5 Stars) The Quaker City is a gripping and morally charged exposé of corruption, vice, and hypocrisy in 19th-century urban America. George Lippard delivers a haunting narrative that reveals the dangers of moral decay and unchecked indulgence. Though intense and often grim, the novel aligns with Catholic moral teaching in its stark portrayal of sin, justice, and the consequences of vice. This audiobook stands as both a compelling story and a cautionary tale rooted in timeless truths about human nature.

📣 New Podcast! "The Quaker City – George Lippard Audiobook | Dark 19th Century American Gothic & Social Critique Part 4" on @Spreaker #19th #american #audiobook #century #city #classic #corruption #dark #fiction #george #gothic #lippard #literature #moral #novel #philadelphia #quaker #social

2 0 0 0

Definitely Qu/shaker elements in the church

#quaker #panon #shakers

0 0 0 0

In more fanciful moments, I like to think of Joseph of Nazareth as the first #Quaker. Joseph has no recorded words in Scripture, but his silence is spirit-led & active. He shields his betrothed from disgrace. & when Jesus is endangered, Joseph is faithful to his dreams. He lives from silence.

9 1 2 0
Preview
QVA Welcomes Barry Jenkinson as New Treasurer Trustee Quaker Voluntary Action Welcomes New Trustee Treasurer Quaker Voluntary Action (QVA) is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Treasurer to join our board of […]

Please join us in welcoming Barry Jenkinson to Quaker Voluntary Action's board of Trustees!

Barry is QVA's new Treasurer, and we are delighted with the wealth of financial and #Quaker experience his appointment brings to our team.

qva.org.uk/qva-welcomes...

2 2 0 0
Original post on mastodon.nu

Im letzten Jahr habe ich begonnen, das Quäkertum wiederzuentdecken - eine Tradition, die mich schon während meiner Studienzeit in London begleitet hat.
Gleichzeitig habe ich langsam meinen Platz im Fediverse gefunden.
Ein Satz von @wess blieb mir besonders im Kopf:
„The Quaker tradition is the […]

0 1 1 0