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After much discussion, the Canadian Religion in Life programme has been revamped and updated. You can learn about the Religion in Life badges and download the new programme here.

A couple of typos have been corrected.

We’ve updated the Advices & Queries section for Quaker Scouts and Guides involved in Remembrance Day/Veteran’s Day/ANZAC day events and the issue of wearing the poppy. We hope Quakers find is useful. Let us know your thoughts.

I forgot to post an update here letting everyone know that I have received the shipment of “That of God” and “Spirit of Truth” youth awards and “Friends Emblem” adult recognitions. These are certified and conform to the children’s jewelry … Continue reading →

Members of the Committee are excited with the higher than normal volume of “Spirit of Truth” awards that were earned in 2020 and thus far in 2021! With that comes a sharp, unexpected, drop in our inventory! No worries, the … Continue reading →

Good news for young Friends in the UK who are working on the My Faith badge or are interested.  Check out the UK resources page on our site to find downloadable workbooks to help. They’re full of useful suggestions, queries, … Continue reading →

To all of our Scouting Friends in the U.S. – We are still ready and able to ship out awards to you. Orders are usually shipped within 2-3 business days after the orders and payment are received. After the orders … Continue reading →

Friends – We have decided to hold our Annual Meeting this year via online connection instead of in-person . . . Details for those wishing to connect will be posted when finalized. For more information contact the Clerk – clerk@[email protected]

Issues with the Clerk email have caused me to create a new Clerk email account – please use this email to contact the Clerk. Thanks. [email protected]

Our global curriculum, Quaker Faith Journey, has now been added to our website! Quaker Faith Journey can be found under fhe “Youth Programs & Resources” tab under “Global Program.” The program consists of four youth level awards and four coordinating certificates for … Continue reading →