Featured event
Being a Quaker Trustee
Online, 29 November - 23 January 2022
This six-week online course will provide easy-to-understand information and enjoyable learning, to make trusteeship approachable and rewarding.
About the Network
The Network is a way to help build connections between Quakers. Much of what the Network does takes place in online spaces. See below for ways that you can connect with the Network and other Friends:
- The Quaker Life Network Facebook page is Quaker in Britain's internal online space. Find out about activities and events specific to Quakers here.
- Quaker Life Network Community eGroup [secure offsite link] is an online community that connects people with peers. It allows people to ask others within the network for help directly.
- Individual Friends can offer service by completing Quaker Service Information form [secure offsite link]. This opens up a variety of Quaker service opportunities.
Who can join the Network?
The Quaker Life Network is open to all Quakers and Quaker allies. You don't have to be a Quaker member to join. You can subscribe here to receive our email which includes requests, resources, events and other content.
Network clusters
Clusters are groups of network members that are brought together by a common interest. Clusters grow because there is a need for the work and Friends have a wealth of knowledge and willingness to serve. They gather and grow around pieces of work that Quaker Life Central Committee has identified.
Current topic based clusters include: conflict, mental health, Peace education and Godly Play as well as our range of groups for role holders such as the Librarians cluster.
Header image © Jean Lyon 2014