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100

How should Quakers walk over the world?

Cheerfully!

100

Which state and country have the highest population of Quakers? 

Pennsylvania, Kenya

100

What do liberal and Evangelical Friends call the place where they worship?

Meetinghouse, Church

100

Who is considered the founder of Quakerism?

George Fox

100

In what country was Quakerism founded?

England

200

When Quakers want to send someone love or concern what phrase do we use?

Hold them in the Light

200

The majority of Quakers in the world are: liberal Friends, evangelical Friends, or vegetarian?

Evangelical

200

How do Quakers end Meeting for Worship?

Shaking hands

200

Who was given a land grant that would become known as Pennsylvania?

William Penn

200

Which was the first Quaker Meetinghouse in Pennsylvania?

Frankford Friends Meeting

300

What does the phrase "way will open" mean?

Have faith, God will show you the way even when we least expect it

300

Quakers believe that we each have __ of __ within us. What does this term mean?

"That of God" within each person. The Inner Light, everyone has the potential to experience and express the Inner Light from God.  

300

What are two different types of Quaker worship?

Unprogrammed, programmed 

300

Which famous Quaker is depicted as a statue in front of Friends Center, Philadelphia?

Mary Dyer

300

What is the whole “walk cheerfully over the world” quote by George Fox? 

"Be patterns, be examples in all countries, places, islands, nations wherever you come; that your carriage and life may preach among all sorts of people, and to them; then you will come to walk cheerfully over the world, answering that of God in everyone."

400

What does integrity mean?

Having your actions match your words/values, speaking Truth, honesty

400

What is the Quaker version of clapping? 

Hands up, turn hands at wrists

400

Who is responsible for ministry in unprogrammed Quaker worship?

You, me, us! Anyone can receive divine guidance from an inward light, without the aid of intermediaries such as priests or external rites.

400
In the 1650s, which famous British Quaker raised money for Quakers in prison, those in need, and also organized the Kendal fund?


Margaret Fell

400

Name 3 social reforms in which Quakers played a major role

Abolition, civil rights, women’s suffrage, temperance, peace/anti-war, Native American affairs, prison reform, climate change...

500

What does FGC, FUM, and EFI stand for and what types of Quakers are they?

 Friends General Conference (liberal Friends), Friends United Meeting (conservative Friends), Evangelical Friends International (evangelical Friends)

500

Name 8 Quaker schools in PA

Friends Select, Friends Central, George School, Westtown, Germantown Friends, Frankford Friends, Lansdowne Friends, Greene St, Friends School Haverford, Stratford Friends, Newtown Friends, DVFS, Media-Providence, Abington Friends, West Chester...

500

What questions should we ask ourselves if we feel we are being given ministry to share during worship?

Is this truly coming from God? Is this ministry for me or the group? Is it to be shared aloud or shared in some other way?

500
Which famous Quaker was Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s advisor and a key planner of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom which helped pave the way for the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act?

Bayard Rustin

500

When George Fox died in 1691, there were how many Quakers in the world?

Around fifty thousand