How Faithfulness Groups Help Quakers Follow Divine Leadings
Faithfulness Groups
What are Faithfulness Groups?
Faithfulness Groups are a small group spiritual practice for mutual spiritual support and accountability. In this short video, you'll hear the basics of this practice and how you might bring Faithfulness Groups to your home meeting or community.
The Experience of Faithfulness Groups
In this video, which was filmed and edited by Rachel Guaraldi, Marcelle Martin and recent participants in the Nurturing Faithfulness program, describe their experience with Faithfulness Groups, giving an in-depth explanation of the process and experience.
Introduction to Faithfulness Groups
Nurturing Faithfulness is a multi-generational faith and leadership program to help Friends in New England explore ways to meet God more deeply, hone methods of discernment, reach for fuller faithfulness, and ultimately bring these gifts and strengthened abilities home to their local meetings and beyond. The program is structured to set in place support, encouragement, and accountability.
Some of the course materials from the 2017-2018 class at Woolman Hill are shared in the downloads section below with the hope that other Friends will find them useful. For a more extensive collection of materials about Faithfulness Groups, check out Marcelle Martin's blog here.
Questions? Didn't find what you were looking for?
Contact Nia Thomas, Program Director, to begin a conversation.