Junior Yearly Meeting is the largest national Quaker event for 15-18 year olds. Young Quakers from all over the country gather for a weekend to engage in group activities, discussions, games. Spiritually uplifting and fun.
At Junior Yearly Meeting in April, almost 200 young people came together to consider the theme of “How do we make choices in a time of change?” and “Are we able to respond effectively both as individuals and as Friends?” This year was also the first time that representatives from other churches attended the event. John Fitzgerald caught up with Jordan Street of Bootham School to talk about his experiences.
Junior Yearly Meeting is the largest national Quaker event for 15-18 year olds. Young Quakers from all over the country gather for a weekend to engage in group activities, discussions, games. Spiritually uplifting and fun. 
At Junior Yearly Meeting in April, almost 200 young people came together to consider the theme of “How do we make choices in a time of change?” and “Are we able to respond effectively both as individuals and as Friends?” This year was also the first time that representatives from other churches attended the event. John Fitzgerald caught up with Jordan Street of Bootham School to talk about his experiences.
