ESR Spirituality Gathering
classified Books & Publications
Classifieds now appear on our website at
<www.friendsjournal.org/classified>.
Classified Ad Deadlines:
April issue: February 14, 2011
May issue: March 14, 2011
Submit your ad to: <adsales@friendsjournal.org>
or Advertising Manager, Friends Journal,
1216 Arch Street, 2A, Philadelphia, PA 19107-2835
For information call (215) 563-8629
Classified rate is 94¢ per word. Minimum charge is
$29.70. Logo is additional $20. Add 10% if boxed.
10% discount for three consecutive insertions,
25% for six. Appearance of any advertisement
does not imply endorsement by Friends Journal.
Accommodations
SEATTLE QUAKER HOUSE at University Friends Meet-
ing. Self-service overnight accomodations. Free parking/
Wi-Fi. Microwave/refrigerator/teapot. Close to University
of Washington/shops/downtown buses. $40–$50.
(206) 632-9839. <quakerhouse.sea@gmail.com>.
Marni’s House, Martha’s Vineyard, MA. Contemplative
seasonal B&B. Informal, contemporary, crafts, natural
light, sybaritic baths, sumptuous breakfasts, tranquil set-
ting. Bike to ferry, town, beach. For brochure/information/
reservations: (508) 696-6198, <marnivh@vineyard.net>,
<www.marnishouse.com>.
Ashland, Oreg.—Friendly place in Southern Oregon for
outstanding theater, rafting, fishing, birding, quiet time. Anne
Hathaway’s B&B and Garden Suites.
<www.ashlandbandb.com>; (800) 643-4434.
Coming to London? Friendly B&B. A block from British
Museum, 10 minutes walk to Friends House. Centrally lo-
cated. Convenient for most tourist attractions. Direct subway
from Heathrow. Easy access to most other transport links.
Quiet, safe, secure. Ideal for persons travelling alone. Full
English Breakfast included. Complimentary wireless con-
nection. +44 (20) 7636-4718. <office@pennclub.co.uk>,
<www.pennclub.co.uk>.
Beacon Hill Friends House: Quaker-based multi-gen-
erational community of 21 adults interested in intentional
living, spiritual growth, and community involvement. All
welcome. Guest rooms with self-serve breakfast also
available. Information, applications: <directors@bhfh.org>,
(617) 227-9118. <www.bhfh.org>.
Santa Fe—Charming, affordable adobe guest apartment
with kitchenette at our historic Canyon Road meeting-
house. Convenient to galleries and downtown. Pictures
at <santa-fe.quaker.org>.
Reservations: <friendsguestapartment@gmail.com> or
(505) 983-7241.
Looking for a creative living alternative in New York
City? Penington Friends House may be the place for
you! We are looking for people of all ages who want
to make a serious commitment to a communal life-
style based on Quaker principles. For information:
<www.penington.org> or call (212) 673-1730. We also
have overnight accommodations.
Quaker House Managua, Nicaragua – simple hospital-
ity, dorms, kitchen, laundry, WiFi, library, meeting space
for individual travelers, volunteers, groups.
<Managua@pronica.org>, +011(505) 2266-3216.
<www. .org>
Quakers Empowering Nicaraguans
Cleveland—simple, short-term accommodations at the
Meeting
ProjectHouse located
Partners in University
in education, Circle, Cleveland’s cul-
health,
tural, educational & healthdevelopment
services hub. Off-street parking,
nutrition, economic
access to public transportation. Contact Laura Lockledge—
Delegations, Volunteers
<tanskl@netscape.net>, (330) 865-3665.
Managua Quaker House
Casa de los Amigos, a Quaker Peace Center in Mexico
www.ProNica.org
City, has a simple guesthouse like no other place on Earth.
donations
Hospitality is our gratefully
witness:accepted
peacework, community, volun-
130 19 Av SE, St Petersburg FL 33705
teers, economic justice, migrant and refugee support, and
breakfast. Individuals, families and groups welcome. Learn
more about the Casa at <www.casadelosamigos.org>.
Make a reservation at <amigos@casadelosamigos.org>.
Quaker House Managua, Nicaragua - simple hospitality,
dorms, kitchem, laundry,WiFi, library, meeting space
50for individual travelers, volunteers, groups.
Managua@pronica.org, 011.505.2266.3216,
www. .org
Benjamin the Meetinghouse Mouse font is nice, too
Listening Spirituality (Volume II),
by Patricia Loring,
has been reprinted and is available at
<www.lulu.com> at a discount.
www.vin­­tagequakerbooks.com.
Rare and out-of-print Quaker journals, history, religion.
Vintage Books, 181 Hayden Rowe St, Hopkinton, MA
01748. Email: <books@vintagequakerbooks.com>.
Pendle Hill Pamphlets, insightful essays on
Quaker life, thought, and spirituality, readable
at one sitting. Subscribe: five pamphlets/
year/ $25 (US). Also available: every pamphlet
published by Pendle Hill. (800) 742-3150, ext.
2, <bookstore@pendlehill.org>, <www.pendlehill.org>.
Western Friend (formerly Friends Bulletin), a magazine
by and about Western Friends, supporting the spiritual
lives of Friends everywhere. Subscription: $30, 8 issues.
5 month intro subscription just $10. Email for free sample
copy. <editor@westernfriend.org>. Western Friend, 833
SE Main St. Mailbox #138, Portland, OR 97214. Visit
<westernfriend.org> for news, photos, and more.
 Pendle Hill Bookstore
Over 2,000 items, especially books on Quak-
erism, religion, spirituality, peace, art,
social justice; children’s books, chimes,
cards. <www.pendlehill.org>; <bookstore
@pendlehill.org>. (800) 742-3150 or (610)
566-4507, ext. 2. Open Tuesday–Thursday 9:15–12:30
and 1:30–4:30; Friday 1:30–6:30; Saturday 1:00–3:30.
Come visit!
George Watson: Innovative Quaker Educator, a
224-page memoir by the 95-year-old Quaker elder and
teacher, is available directly from the author. Send a check
for $20 (postage and handling included) to 1425 West
28th St., #109, Minneapolis, MN 55408.
Opportunities
Do you care about the future
of the Religious Society of Friends?
Support growing meetings and a spiritually vital Quaker-
ism for all ages with a deferred gift to Friends General
Conference (bequest, charitable gift annuity, trust).
For information, please contact Larry
Jalowiec at FGC, 1216 Arch Street, 2-B,
Philadelphia, PA 19107; (215) 561-1700;
<larryj@fgcquaker.org>.
<www.fgcquaker.org/development>.
African Summer Workcamps 2011 AGLI—African Great
Lakes Initiative of Friends Peace Teams—is sponsoring
intergenerational workcamps in Burundi (clinic) and Rwan-
da (peace center). Orientation begins June 25 near Wash-
ington, D.C. Workcamps end July 30. Workcampers will
help build with construction—no skills needed. All ages wel-
come—including families. Learn more: <www.aglifpt.org>
or <dawn@aglifpt.org>.
Come to Pendle Hill
February 20–24: Eastern Light: Buddhist and Quaker
Spirituality, with Steve Smith
February 25–27: Energy Healing for Mind, Body, and
Spirit, with Max Muenke; Telling Our Spiritual Stories,
with Lucy Duncan and Kathy Hyzy; and The Joy of
Quaker Committees, with Steve Smith
March 4–6: Transformative Narrative Portrait™, with
Yvette A. Hyater-Adams
March 11–13: Vitality and Ministry in the Monthly
Meeting, with Jay Marshall and Jennie Isbell
March 18–20 or 21–23: Beyond Consensus: Spirit-
Led Decisions for All Faiths, with Mary Ann Downey
Pendle Hill
338 Plush Mill Road
Wallingford, PA 19086-6023
(800) 742-3150, extension 3
<www.pendlehill.org>
Costa Rica Study Tours: Visit the Quaker community
in Monteverde. For information and a brochure contact
Sarah Stuckey: +011 (506) 2645-7090; write: Apdo.
46-5655, Monteverde, Costa Rica; email: <crstudy@
racsa.co.cr>; <www.crstudytours.com>; or call in the USA
(937) 728-9887.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Featuring Leaps and Bounds, a
one woman show on faith, eco-
logy and global economy.
Call (800) 432-1377 or email <fordma@earlham.edu>
for more info.
Bolivia Service/Study Trip July 21, 2011. Work with indig-
enous Quaker villagers. Visit life-changing projects, lead-
ers, historic sites, Inca ruins, Lake Titicaca. Optional Peru,
Machu Picchu. Reserve early: <www.Treasuresofthe-
Andes.com>. (707) 823-6034.
Quaker House, since 1969 an ac-
tive peace witness in Fayetteville,
NC, near Fort Bragg, seeks a Di-
rector to begin summer/fall 2012.
Qualifications: Alignment with
Quakerism and its peace testi-
mony; proven leadership, fundrais-
ing, writing, management skills; comfortable in a
military-oriented environment.
Appropriate salary and benefits, including housing/
utilities in recently- renovated historic house for Director
and small family.
For more information: <http://quakerhouse.org>. In-
quiries to: <betsybrinson@yahoo.com>. Closing date
August 1, 2011.
Friends Committee on National
Legislation (FCNL) is a Quaker
lobbying organization working
to influence national policy deci-
sions. We offer eleven month
internships in our legislative and
campaigns programs. As an intern
you will change public policy by
attending hearing and coalition meetings, writing
articles and action alerts, mobilizing supporters, and
producing communications materials. You will have top-
notch professional supervision and freedom to branch
out. The internship is a full-time commitment, starting
in September 2011. You will receive subsistence- level
salary, health benefits, vacation, and sick leave. To find
out more, check our website at <www.fcnl.org/intern> or
write FCNL, 245 Second Street, NE, Washington D.C.,
20002. Applications due March 11, 2011.
Consider Preferred Equity Shares In Corporacion Mon-
teverde, Costa Rica, Cheese Factory. Special opportunity
if purchased before June 30th, 2011. Five percent annually,
U.S. dollars guaranteed first five years plus opportunity for
growth in 57-year-old company operated on Quaker prin-
ciples. Company prospectus will be mailed upon request.
(937) 728-9887 or <rstuckey1@earthlink.net>.
Personals
links socially conscious singles who care about peace,
social justice, race/gender equity, environment. Nation-
wide/international. All ages. Since 1984. Free sample:
Box 444-FJ, Lenox Dale, MA 01242; (413) 243-4350;
<www.concernedsingles.com>.
Single Booklovers is a membership service which has
been helping intelligent, cultured men and women connect
since 1970. <singlebooklovers.com>.
Positions Vacant
The Carpenter’s Boatshop in Pemaquid Maine is
seeking a special person to succeed its founder and
Executive Director who is preparing to retire. The
Carpenter’s Boat Shop is a boatbuilding apprentice-
ship school and community where people in transition
come to work with their hands and live a simple life
of sharing and compassion. We are a 501c3 non-
profit organization. More information can be found at
<www.carpentersboatshop.org>.
Interested people please send a resume with a cover
letter to: Michael Stevens, Chair of Search Committee,
12 Cliff Road, New Harbor, Maine 04554; or email at:
<mikemary@roadrunner.com>. The deadline for receiv-
ing resumes is April 30, 2011.
Winston Salem Friends Meeting (NC) seeks
pastor for programmed meeting. Send resume to
<wsfm@bellsouth.net>. For additional information
check website <www.w-sFriendsMeeting.net>. Zana
Cramfill, Clerk, (336) 924-2230.
February 2011
 Friends Memorial Church of Muncie, Indiana, is
seeking a full-time pastor for our semi-programmed
meeting. We are an urban ministry, active in our down-
town community. We hope to grow in spirit as well as
in membership. We invite you to visit our website to
learn more about us: <www.friendsmemorial.org>.
A housing allowance is available. Contact Anne
Muterspaugh, Clerk of Pastoral Search Committee,
418 W. Adams Street, Muncie, IN 47305, or email:
<eamuter@aol.com>.
Resident Friend(s), Congénies Quaker Centre. Needed
March–December 2011 (all or part). French language
essential. Accommodation in exchange for management
responsibilities. <www.maison-quaker-congenies.org>.
Email: <centre.quaker.congenies@gmail.com>.
Real Estate
Finger Lakes area of NYS. 3 bedroom home, 1.2 acres.
Within steps of active, strong community of Friends Meet-
ing. Commuting distance to Ithaca. Home was 1840’s
Friends school; retains many original features. $109,900.
(315) 364-7960 / (315) 237-1290. <ehh2@cornell.edu>.
Peaceful ridge-top sanctuary hosting workshops with
Quaker-related themes, group retreats and individual so-
journs. See our website for a full program listing. Woolman
Hill Quaker Retreat Center, 107 Keets Road, Deerfield,
MA 01342; (413) 774-3431; <www.woolmanhill.org>.
Rentals & Retreats
Short-term rental in Chestnut Hill. Furnished, studio-size
space available for a weekend, week, month, or more. Eco-
nomical rates. Near shopping, public transportation and CH
Meeting. (215) 247-8105 or <Kathy.Miller127@gmail.com>.
Pocono Manor. Beautiful, rustic mountain house suitable
for gatherings, retreats, and reunions. Seven bedrooms.
Three full baths. Beds for 15. Fully equipped. Deck with
mountain view. Hiking trails from back door. Weekends or
by the week, April through October. Contact Melanie Douty-
Snipes: (215) 736-0948.
Chincoteague Island, VA. Choice of adjacent, 1920s,
equipped vacation homes, sleeping 8 or 10. Protected As-
sateague Island nearby (ponies, ocean beaches, birds). Off
season $500 or $575/week; weekend=half. Polite pets OK.
<markvanraden@yahoo.com>, (703) 448-8678.
Italy. For writers, artists, musicians or families, a peaceful
cottage in the woods on an Umbrian hillside: large living
room, kitchen/dining room, one bathroom, two bedrooms
(sleeps maximum 6). Non-smoking.
Contact: Allison Jablonko, Via della Ginestra, 12, 06069
Tuoro sul Trasimeno (PG), Italy. Email: <jablonko@tin.it>.
Blueberry Cottage on organic lavender, blueberry,
and dairy goat farm in the mountains of N. Carolina.
Pond, mountain views, protected river. Sleeps 8+. Fami-
ly farm visit or romantic getaway. Near Celo Friends
Meeting. By week or day. <www.mountainfarm.net> or
(866) 212-2100.
Retirement Living
Friends Homes, Inc., founded by North Caro-
lina Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends,
has been providing retirement options since
1968. Both Friends Homes at Guilford and
Friends Homes West are fee-for-service, con-
tinuing care retirement commnities offering
independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing
care. Located in Greensboro, North Carolina, both
communities are close to Guilford College and seve-
ral Friends meetings. Enjoy the beauty of four sea-
sons, as well as outstanding cultural, intellectual, and
spiritual opportunities in an area where Quaker roots
run deep. For information please call: (336) 292-9952,
or write: Friends Homes West, 6100 W. Friendly Ave-
nue, Greensboro, NC 27410. Friends Homes, Inc.
owns and operates communities dedicated to the
letter and spirit of Equal Housing Opportunity.
<www.friendshomes.org>.
Friends House
A Quaker-Inspired Elder Community
Friends House is a nonprofit Continuing Care Retirement
Community located in Santa Rosa, in the Wine Country
of Northern California. Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing,
garden apartments for Independent Living, a Library of
5,500 volumes, and a Fitness Center are situated on a
seven-acre campus. Residents participate in governance,
educational programs, entertainment, and hospitality
activities. For more information, call us at (707) 538-0152
and/or visit our website at: <www.friendshouse.org>.
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Living in Retirement: People who believe in peace
and justice never retire, they just move to Uplands!
An ecumenical community with UCC relationship.
<www.UplandsVillage.com>. (931) 277-3518.
KENDAL ® Pam Bennett, P.O. Box 136, Uwchlan, PA 19480. (610)
Together, transforming the experience of aging. SM
Kendal communities and services reflect sound man-
agement, adherence to Quaker values, and respect for
each individual.
Continuing care retirement communities:
Kendal at Longwood; Crosslands—Kennett Square, Pa.
Kendal at Hanover—Hanover, N.H.
Kendal at Oberlin—Oberlin, Ohio
Kendal at Ithaca—Ithaca, N.Y.
Kendal at Lexington—Lexington, Va.
Kendal on Hudson—Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.
Kendal at Granville—Granville, Ohio
The New Admiral at the Lake—Under development on
Chicago’s Lakefront
Independent living with residential services:
Coniston and Cartmel—Kennett Square, Pa.
The Lathrop Communities—Northampton and East-
hampton, Mass.
Nursing care, residential and assisted living:
Barclay Friends—West Chester, Pa.
Advocacy/education programs:
Untie the Elderly—Pa. Restraint Reduction Initiative
Kendal Outreach, LLC
Collage, Assessment Tool for Well Elderly
For information, contact: Doris Lambert, The Kendal
Corporation, 1107 E. Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square, PA
19348. (610) 335-1200. Email <info@kcorp.kendal.org>.
Visit us and learn all about our:
• Two beautiful campuses in Medford and Lumberton, NJ
• Over 200 + acres of arboretum settings
• Wide choice of garden-style home & apartment designs
• Dynamic, resident-driven community life
• Ideal locations for culture & recreation
• Superior health & wellness services
For details on our community and our many programs
open to the public—call us at (800) 331-4302 or visit our
website <www.medfordleas.org>.
Home of the Lewis W. Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve
Member, Greater Philadelphia Gardens
Member, Garden State Gardens
Schools
United Friends School located in Quakertown, Pa., offers
a progressive academic education to students from
pre-school through eighth grade. For information:
<UnitedFriendsSchool.org> or (215) 538-1733
Stratford Friends School educates elementary and
middle school students with language-based and similar
learning differences through a structured, multisensory
program that celebrates students’ strengths, builds self-
esteem, and develops self-advocacy. Guided by Quaker
principles, the school provides individualized attention
and instruction in an intimate, caring environment. For
more information, contact <gvare@stratfordfriends.org>
or visit <www.stratfordfriends.org>. 2 Bishop Hollow Road,
Newtown Square, PA 19073.
Lansdowne Friends School—a small Friends school
for boys and girls three years of age through sixth
grade, rooted in Quaker values. We provide children
with a quality academic and a developmentally ap-
propriate program in a nurturing environment. Whole
language, thematic education, conflict resolution, Span-
ish, after school care, summer program. 110 N. Lansd-
owne Avenue, Lansdowne, PA 19050. (610) 623-2548.
<www.LansdowneFriendsSchool.org>.
Frankford Friends School: coed; Pre-K to grade 8; serv-
ing center city, Northeast, and most areas of Philadelphia.
We provide children with an affordable yet challenging
academic program in a small, nurturing environment. Frank-
ford Friends School, 1500 Orthodox Street, Philadelphia, PA
19124. (215) 533-5368. <www.frankfordfriendsschool.org>.
Services Offered­­
Custom Marriage Certificates and other traditional or de-
corated documents. Various calligraphic styles and wa-
tercolor designs available. Over twenty years’ experience.
458-4255. <prbcallig@verizon.net>, <www.prbcallig.com>.
All Things Calligraphic
Carol Gray, Calligrapher (Quaker). Specializing in wed-
ding certificates. Reasonable rates, timely turnarounds.
<www.carolgraycalligraphy.com>.
Conducting business? Friend with 30 years’ experi-
ence in organizations and businesses, for-profit and
nonprofit. Bringing servant leadership to fruition. Ser-
vices include setup, reorganization, accounting/fi-
nance, marketing/advertising, crisis management, ongo-
ing support. On-site or distance. Deneen Consulting,
<www.deneenconsult.com>, (407) 563-1370.
H. Freeman
A S S O C I A T E S, LLC
Fundraising Consultants
www.hfreemanassociates.com
(610) 909-8385
Custom designed and decorated
WEDDING CERTIFICATES, illuminat-
ed letters, poetry, family trees, citations
etc. by calligrapher Mary Teichman.
All archival materials used. <www
.mtcalligraphy.com>. Email: <mary
@mtcalligraphy.com>, (413) 529-9212,
Mary Teichman Calligraphy, P.O. Box 446, Easthampton,
MA 01027.
Purchase Quarterly Meeting (NYYM) maintains a peace
tax escrow fund. Those interested in tax witness may
wish to contact us through NYYM, 15 Rutherford Place,
New York, NY 10003.
Labor Arbitrator and Mediator. Member, Cleveland Friends
Meeting. FMCS and AAA rosters. Also interest based, con-
sensus approaches to dispute resolution. 39 years labor
relations experience. Available for dispute resolution of labor
and employment issues. THOMAS J. NOWEL. <tjnarb@
yahoo.com>. (513) 850-4235.
Summer Camps
Camp Woodbrooke—Quaker-led summer camp in
southern WI with emphasis on living simply in harmony
with nature. 120 acres, pond, garden, chickens, goats,
hiking, archery, crafts, woodworking. 34 campers ages
7–15. ACA accredited. Labor Day Weekend Family Camp.
(608) 647-8703, <www.campwoodbrooke.org>.
Night Eagle Wilderness Adventures, in Vermont’s
Green Mountains, is a unique, primitive summer camp
designed to build a boy’s self-confidence and foster a
better understanding of native peoples and their rela-
tionship with the Earth. Activities tend to spring from the
natural environment and teach boys to rely on their own
ingenuity. Through community living and group decision
making, campers learn to live and play together in a spirit
of cooperation rather than competition. For 40 boys, ages
10–14. Two, three-, and six-week sessions. Please visit
our website: <www.nighteaglewilderness.com> or call for
a full brochure: (802) 773-7866.
Accredited by The American Camp Association
Journey’s End Farm Camp
Animals, gardens, wood shop, ceramics, active games.
Program centered in the life of a Quaker farm family
focuses on nonviolence, simplicity, reverence for nature.
Sessions of two or three weeks for 34 boys and girls,
ages 7–12. One-week Family Camp in August. Kristin
Curtis, 364 Sterling Road, Newfoundland, PA 18445.
(570) 689-3911 <www.journeysendfarm.org>. Apply
early for financial aid.
CAMP CELO: A small farm home camp in the North
Carolina mountains. Under Quaker leadership for over 50
years. Boys and girls ages 7–12. 3:1 camper/staff ratio.
<www.campcelo.com>, (828) 675-4323.­
FRIENDS MUSIC CAMP at Olney, 4 week summer pro-
gram, ages 10–18. Musical growth in a caring, Quaker
community. Parent comment: “A profound, life-changing
experience.” Camper comment: “Awesome!” For informa-
tion, including camp video: <www.friendsmusiccamp.org>,
or P.O. Box 59311, Chicago, IL 60659-0311. (773) 573-9181.
<musicfmc@yahoo.com>.