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Care & counsel/membership committee
The Role of C & C
Contacting C & C/Prayer Circle
Contacting C & C/Prayer Circle
The Care and Counsel Committee supports people in the Meeting with personal, spiritual, and practical needs.
It may organize clearness committees, offer care for those who are homebound, assist Friends facing financial hardship, and maintain a prayer circle for anyone requesting prayers.
Contacting C & C/Prayer Circle
Contacting C & C/Prayer Circle
Contacting C & C/Prayer Circle
To request support from Care & Counsel (C & C), you may email the Webmaster, who will ensure a C & C member contacts you promptly. You do not need to share any details about your request. You may also speak directly with any 2026 C & C Member: Stephanie Sample (Clerk), Marlo Kraus or Lisa Gould.
How C & C Helps: Scroll down to read a per
To request support from Care & Counsel (C & C), you may email the Webmaster, who will ensure a C & C member contacts you promptly. You do not need to share any details about your request. You may also speak directly with any 2026 C & C Member: Stephanie Sample (Clerk), Marlo Kraus or Lisa Gould.
How C & C Helps: Scroll down to read a personal testimonial from a Member who requested and received a Care Committee.
For help with End of Life Planning click HERE or scroll to bottom of page.
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Membership
Contacting C & C/Prayer Circle
Membership
Care & Counsel (C & C) also helps with Clearness Committees for Membership.
Because nothing in the Meeting is “members only,” people sometimes wonder what membership means and how to pursue it. Membership is simply an outward expression of your commitment to the Meeting community—a willingness to share in its spiritual life, mutual care, a
Care & Counsel (C & C) also helps with Clearness Committees for Membership.
Because nothing in the Meeting is “members only,” people sometimes wonder what membership means and how to pursue it. Membership is simply an outward expression of your commitment to the Meeting community—a willingness to share in its spiritual life, mutual care, and responsibilities.
When someone feels ready to explore membership, they often find themselves answering “yes” to questions like:
Is worship in silence essential in my life?
How do I respond to Quaker Advices and Queries?
Am I prepared to help with the work of a Meeting that has no paid staff?
Am I willing to be a friend, in the fullest sense, to others in the Meeting?
The one question to set aside is: “Am I good enough to be a Quaker?” Friends encourage seekers not to frame membership in terms of worthiness.
To request support or a Clearness Committee for Membership, contact any member of Care & Counsel at info@abqfriends.org.
Already a member of another Monthly Meeting? You may request a transfer of membership to Albuquerque Monthly Meeting. Simply contact the C & C Clerk, Stephanie Sample, at info@abqfriends.org.