Quaker Studies offers you an
opportunity to explore Quakerism through study and workshops. Our
online courses are open to all - wherever you live, whether you've ever
been to a Quaker meeting or not!
We also offer in-person courses at meetings and Quaker organizations in the Boston area.
We also offer in-person courses at meetings and Quaker organizations in the Boston area.
When you register in advance you make our courses possible! Our course leaders spend hours in preparation and often plan activities that depend on how many people will participate.
Pay your tuition in advance and avoid a $5 surcharge! If you wait to pay until the day of the workshop or the first meeting of the couse it will cost you an additonal $5.
Financial aid is always available! Note your need on your registration form, or email the coordinator.
Current Courses
- ONLINE, between
June 14, and July 11
studying the book of Mark
with Andrew Wright
tuition
$20, Registration closes
6/9/09
For detailed information,
click on the name of the course
- Postponed.....Watch
for new dates
- A commuter
retreat*
Friday evening, April 10 7 pm to 9 pm
& Saturday, April 11 9 am to 4 pm
with Connie McPeak Green - tuition paid in advance:
$30, register now
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*Like a retreat, this lasts more than 1 day, so we have greater opportunity to build community as a foundation for the work we will be doing. But we will be going home Friday evening and coming together again on Saturday morning, thus "commuter".
- This year, Quaker Studies can bring a beginners' course in Quakerism to your meeting in the Boston area...
Contact us to learn about Who
Are
the Quakers? a basic introduction to Friends faith, practice
and history, designed for shared presentation at local meetings.
Register by Mail or Email Please register early for courses you are interested in. Courses may be cancelled if too few people register.
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Last update: August 15, 2007.
Last update: August 15, 2007.
