Eavesdropping on Ministers

Windy Cool­er, Ash­ley Wilcox, and Katie Bres­lin went through FGC-affiliated year­ly meet­ing books of Faith and Prac­tices and direc­to­ries to find out what sup­ports real­ly exist for pub­lic ministers.

Eaves­drop­ping on Min­is­ters: How are Meet­ings and Quak­er Insti­tu­tions Sup­port­ing Pub­lic Ministry?

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