From the beginning the Quakers treated women more equally and gave them more power and the ability to hold leadership positions within their faith than any of the other early Christian religions. They were allowed to speak in meeting, publish, and encouraged to get an education. While Quaker women enjoyed greater equality within the church and community, their influence did not extend to financial matters, and men kept the upper hand by taking care of property, finances, and business.
Learn more about the role of early Quaker women from speaker Sarah DiSantis, director of the Morgan Log House, at our spring Lunch & Learn Lecture at Graeme park.
A continental breakfast will be served before the talk and a hot and cold lunch buffet will follow. Tours of the historic Keith House will also be available. The cost is $20/person and preregistration is requested.
Lunch will include:
l Hot entrée
l Deli tray with rolls and sandwich “fixins”
l Vegetarian option
l Salad, dessert, beverages
Schedule
10:15 a.m. - Check-in & breakfast begins
11:00 a.m. - Lecture
12:00 noon - Lunch
After Lunch - Tour of the Historic Keith House
Mail the coupon below to register: (click the pop-out box on the upper right to load in a new window and print)
Mail the coupon below to register: (click the pop-out box on the upper right to load in a new window and print)
