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Quaker humor, that much-sought tonic for Meeting for Business
George Fox and the Magistrate of Derby
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A humorous take-off on George Fox and the George Fox Song.
George Fox founded quakerism, but also had some trouble with the law going to jail very frequently over his... |
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The Llama Report from wess on Vimeo. |
A humorous "documentary" about Llama's made by the youth of Barberton Evangelical Friends Church in the summer of 2003.
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A tribute to Glen Beck
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Jon Watts tells the story of being a camp counselor at Shiloh Quaker Camp and introducing battle rapping as an afternoon activity, which leads into his song "I'm Great".
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Quakers (aka the Religious Society of Friends) try to move into the 21st century by putting e-books on the web. In this episode, they introduce their new E-Reader. A badly...
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A comedic recap of Quaker history and divisions by Young Friends, performed at the 2009 FGC gathering.
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Pendle Hill's daily Quaker Worship transforms into a raucous dance party as the result of some unconventional ministry from Jon Watts. Filmed and edited by Ben Schilling.
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A humorous little ditty about a common misconception that many Quakers face. Rob Jones sings "We're Not Amish".
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In response to (and adoration of) Step It Up 2007 and the 1Sky Campaign
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Explained on the site as “Andrew Stone's legendary 2000 George School production starring Ian Rhodewalt” so if it is legendary, then we should probably cover it.
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