by Liz Nicholson | Apr 8, 2020 | National, News, Resources
We know during the time of Coronavirus and increased uncertainty, our worship practices might shift in both location, frequency, and importance in our lives. We have put together an in-comprehensive list of some worship opportunities if you are looking for a place to...
by Liz Nicholson | Mar 19, 2020 | Equity, National, News, Resources
Quaker Voluntary Service, like so many around the world, is concerned with the impact that this global pandemic can have on our societies. One of the things we are most concerned about is the anti-Asian sentiment fueled by the ignorance and fear that members of our...
by Liz Nicholson | Nov 22, 2018 | Equity, News, Resources
William Penn is oft revered in Quaker communities for his peaceful interactions with Native Americans, particularly Delaware or Lenni-Lenape people whose land stretched across what is now Philadelphia. Under the great elm at the Shackamaxon, William Penn and Elders...
by Liz Nicholson | Oct 25, 2018 | News, Resources
QVS affirms the lives and experiences of trans folks. The safety and security of our trans and non binary Fellows are of the utmost importance to us. Statements recently made by the current administration do not align with our values as Quakers. We will do everything...
by Liz Nicholson | Jun 26, 2018 | Equity, News, QVS Atlanta, Resources
This past weekend, Friends from around the Southeast gathered for Southern Appalachian Yearly Meeting and Association’s (SAYMA) annual sessions at Warren Wilson College outside Asheville, North Carolina. Atlanta Fellows and alum led programming with both the...
by Liz Nicholson | Jul 10, 2017 | Alumni, News, Quaker Service Testimonies, Resources
Elijah Walker grew up in Northeast Arkansas, and moved to Portland two years ago to do Quaker Voluntary Service. He stayed on for a second year, the alumni fellowship. He works at West Hills Friends Church, which is a liberal, semi-programmed meeting in Portland. You...
