Ben Lomond Quaker Center

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Programs

Take a look at the 2025
program calendar here.

This June….Quaker Center Camp!

Click here to see dates, learn more and register!

Family Work Camp 2025

The dates are set and registration is OPEN for this summertime tradition. See you there!

Learn more and register here.

Playing in the Light

A Godly Play/Faith and Play Training for Quakers

an in-person program with Melinda Wenner Bradley
August 29 – September 1, 2025
three-day weekend

Click here to learn more and register!

Quaker Center offers a daily 
online meeting for worship from 7:30 until 8:00 AM, Pacific Time. You can join us from anywhere in the world!

First Wednesday of each month
in-person Meeting for Worship
7:15 - 8:00 p.m.
following a simple potluck

Wednesday morning
ONLINE WORSHIP SHARING
each Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time

This week's quote:

"...discovery of an Eternal Life and Love breaking in, nay, always there but we were too preoccupied to notice it, makes life glorious and new. ...One tries to keep one's inner hilarity and exuberance within bounds. Traditional Quaker decorum and this burning experience of a Living Presence are only with the greatest difficulty held together! I'd rather be a jolly Saint Francis hymning his [or St. Clare hymning her] canticle to the sun than a dour old sobersides Quaker whose diet would appear to have been spiritual persimmons."  
--Thomas Kelly, A Testament of Devotion
This week's queries:
Do you have "jolly St. Francis/Clare" days?
Do you have "dour old sobersides Quaker" days?
How do you hold them both together?

CLICK HERE for this week's full set of quotes and queries!

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