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Quaker.cloud

Practical documentation and resources for Quaker meetings

Quaker.cloud provides accessible, structured documentation to help Friends manage the practical aspects of meeting life—from technology and communications to stewardship and organizational structure. We focus on the operational questions that clerks, committee members, and volunteer administrators encounter, offering guidance that’s approachable for Friends who may not consider themselves “tech-savvy.”

This project serves as a spiritual successor to the Friends General Conference Quaker Cloud service, which supported meetings from 2011 until December 2023. Rather than hosting websites directly, we focus on documentation and resources that meetings can use regardless of their technical setup.

How-To Guides

Step-by-step instructions for specific tasks: setting up virtual meetings, managing websites, creating newsletters, and more.

Explanations

Background and context to help you understand concepts—what makes hybrid worship challenging, how platforms compare, and why certain approaches work.

Reference Material

Quick-lookup resources like platform comparisons, accessibility checklists, and equipment recommendations.

Essays & Reflections

Articles exploring questions at the intersection of Quaker faith and contemporary challenges, including technology discernment and AI.

Quaker.cloud is designed to complement, not duplicate, existing Quaker resources. We encourage you to explore:

Quaker Meetings Network

Website hosting and tools for meetings seeking a managed solution, serving Friends in the UK and US.

We’re in the early stages of developing content. If you have expertise to share, topics you’d like to see covered, or corrections to suggest, contributions are welcome. Visit our GitHub repository to get involved.

All content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, so useful guidance can spread throughout the Quaker community and beyond.