On the last and greatest day of the feast, Jesus stood up and called out in a loud voice, “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink. For centuries, The Quakers have fought for Women’s Rights, Abolishment, and helping Freedom Seekers (We refuse to say Slaves as no one should be a slave to another), the poor, the imprisoned, and Natives. The Quakers took up the cause of protecting Native Americans’ rights, creating schools and adoption centers. 

The peace testimony led Quakers to oppose reliance on war to resolve disputes with their Native neighbors. The integrity testimony inspired the creation of a regulatory body to guard against fraudulent trading practices. The equality testimony required Quakers to treat Natives and non-Natives equally. 

Through our Vision to create an environment that empowers the disciples of Jesus Christ, we show this through our Mission: Serve those in need,