Will T: Wandering in the Wilderness. In fact, it seems to me that for New England Yearly Meeting, and perhaps unprogrammed Friends in general, wandering in the wilderness falls pretty close to the center of our comfort zone. Actually entering the Promised Land scares the bejeebus out of us.

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Comment by William F Rushby on 8th mo. 21, 2010 at 12:56pm
As the old time Conservative Friends would say, your message was "favored" (i.e., inspired by God). I myself know a lot about wandering in the Wilderness, but crave to experience more of dwelling in the Promised Land.

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