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Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology

Welcome, Friends, Welcome!

You have discovered one of the best-kept secrets of the Religious Society of Friends.

Since 1943, the Conference has gathered on Memorial Day Weekend to provide a respite for individuals of all spiritual and religious backgrounds who wish to delve more deeply into their inner world. FCRP is one of the oldest conferences in the U.S. dedicated to individual spiritual exploration with a focus on in-depth psychology, specifically Jungian psychology. For the better part of the last half-century our Conference was held at Haverford College. It now takes place in beautiful Central Pennsylvania on the campus of Lebanon Valley College.

As part of a spiritual community which meets annually, we seek:

To discover our own deepest process and nourish it.
To uncover the ways in which our new insights can help us return to the everyday world more focused and grounded in our spiritual reality.
To explore the dynamics of Quaker principles in group life and to apply them to our daily living.

We warmly welcome new members whether they come for one Conference or choose to become part of our ever-evolving community and network.

Announcements

new Washington FCRP Information and Registration for our thirty-fifth conference
The Story of the Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology, with Dixon Bell and Bonnie Damron
February 24-26, 2012 at Claggett Center, Buckeystown, MD.

Advance information for our 2012 Memorial Day weekend conference with Barbara Goodrich-Dunn.

Become a member and/or make a tax-deductible contribution.
By contributing, you become part of The Wider Circle of Friends of FCRP,
an outreach community helping to obtain a secure financial foundation for continuance of the Conference.