Enquiring Into: Quaker Worship

This course, Enquiring Into: Quaker Worship, is designed for individuals interested in exploring Quaker practices and beliefs. It is a non-degree program that lasts for one month and is conducted online. This course is ideal for those who are curious about Quakerism, whether they are new to the faith or have some experience. Participants will engage in philosophical discussions that encourage personal reflection and community engagement.

The curriculum focuses on the Philosophy for Communities (P4C) method, which promotes critical and collaborative thinking. Participants will engage in discussions that explore significant ideas while connecting them to their lived experiences. This approach fosters a supportive environment where individuals can share their thoughts and insights, enhancing their understanding of Quaker worship.

Graduates of this course can pursue various roles within community organizations, religious institutions, or educational settings. Potential job titles include Community Facilitator, Religious Educator, or Quaker Outreach Coordinator. The skills developed in this course are transferable, allowing graduates to work in diverse fields that value critical thinking and community engagement.