Advices and queries for Friends  who have responsibility for  eldership and oversight in order to  grow an all-age community.

This classic children's game has  been created to help children talk,  think and learn about the Quaker  faith. It includes words from Quaker  children who express what is  important to them.

This resource has been created to  support Friends and Quaker  meetings working with schools and  other groups of children and young  people visiting the meeting house.  It also contains ideas for talks,  discussions and sessions for  anyone visiting a school or other  group.

Gathering, active and reflective  games suitable for children and  young people aged 5-18.

An exploration of the values: truth,  peace, simplicity and equality.

A guide for children to Quaker  meeting for worship.

Sing me on a journey is a resource  for adult Quakers working with  children in Quaker Meetings, and at  all age events, residential  gatherings and camps.

The aim of these 'ways to connect'  cards is to promote and develop the  way adult members think about the  place of young Friends (12+) in  their meeting.

Ideas for creating your own  welcome box to encourage children  to join worship and to build an all age community.

The aim of this conversation starter  is to get you thinking and talking.  How you use it is up to you. This  might be in a quaker meeting,  church meeting, elders meeting or a  small group setting; perhaps during  worship or café church; even just to  prompt you to have deeper  conversations with a friend about  your shared concern about the  apparent absence of young people.

This concertina leaflet offers a  simple explanation of Quakerism  for teens.