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7th mo. 2018

New blog post: "Quaker Plain II: Plain Dress"

New blog post: "Quaker Plain II: Plain Dress"
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Blog New blog post: "Quaker Plain II: Plain Dress" 1 Like When Plain is fancy

I make Historic Clothing-copies of garments from history. I attend meetings and events of Living History groups where everyone I see is wearing clothing from the era the group covers. For many…

Blog When Plain is fancy 1 Like

6th mo. 2018

New England/Boston

Group New England/Boston 1 Like Patrice Wassmann

Member Patrice Wassmann 1 Like South Starksboro Through a Child's Eyes

Judy Rushby McLaughlin, one of my sisters, wrote the following reminiscence about the Orthodox Quaker fellowship at South Starksboro VT in the late…

Blog South Starksboro Through a Child's Eyes 2 Likes Immanent Communion and forbearance

ResearchNotes, Code:DisFirWis, Naylor, Creature, forebearance, condescension

The second man is spiritually begotten by the Spirit of the immortal seed, is the express image of the…

Blog Immanent Communion and forbearance 1 Like

4th mo. 2018

Quakers: The Video Game The award-winning Rainbow Six franchise returns, with Quakers. Summary: It's 2010. When war breaks out in South America, an elite team recruited from the Religious Society of Friends finds themsel… Discussion Quakers: The Video Game 2 Likes No Quakers, Only Quakerism I like Karen Armstrong's observation that Protestants especially are into "head beliefs". They believe a lot hinges on all that monkey chatter in their brains, about whether "God exists" or not, and… Discussion No Quakers, Only Quakerism 4 Likes Plain Magazine I'm re-reading The Plain Reader by Scott Savage and am wondering if anyone has back issues of Plain magazine that would part with, or if anyone could scan a couple issues for me?? I'm currently a see… Discussion Plain Magazine 2 Likes

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