As many of you know, CFHA has had to postpone its planned Friendly Friday community building event. Many of us will be following good self-distancing practices. This will provide many opportunities for “found time”.
It has occurred to us that members and viewers might benefit from some CFHA-related suggestions for this time. We can still create a sense of community on our blog during this crisis. We welcome and encourage members and viewers to send in their additional ideas.
- Explore the CFHA website in greater detail:
– The website has a search engine which will allow viewers to explore names of possible Quaker ancestors.
– You’ll find many interesting articles in the almost 50 years of publications posted on the website.
– Looking for a fascinating read? Choose any of the minute book transcriptions available on the website. They are frequently engaged page turners! - Learn more about Quaker origins. The following is a short list of suggested readings:
– Friends for 300 Years by Howard Brinton
– Portrait in Grey by John Punshon
– Some Fruits of Solitude by William Penn
– Journal and major essays of John Wolman
Do you have a favourite recommended book on Quaker origins to share with others on this site? - Consider starting your own personal journal.
- Reflect on your connections to Quakers and Quaker history.
- Don’t miss this opportunity to forward information or questions you would like to see posted on the CFHA blog. Not registered? It’s easy. Just complete the simple registration form.
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