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3rd mo. 2023

Adria Gulizia

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1st mo. 2023

Geoffrey Gilmore

Member Geoffrey Gilmore 1 Like QuakerQuaker Resolution for 2023—Can You Help?

I'm not one to make New Years resolutions most of the time but it seems as if modernizing QuakerQuaker should be one for 2023. While it still boasts over 3,700 members, it's built on Ning, a…

Blog QuakerQuaker Resolution for 2023—Can You Help? 1 Like

12th mo. 2022

C. Wess Daniels

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11th mo. 2022

Why Has It Needed To Be Like This? 'On Purim we acknowledge that God is disguised in the world and that the world itself is God's costume. There is no particle, no corner of this world, that is empty of God's presence, yet this presen… Discussion Why Has It Needed To Be Like This? 2 Likes

7th mo. 2022

Chapter 3 Jesus Christ MBA: Take Me Out To T… In early October, 2011 the Yankees were playing the Detroit Tigers at home for the American League Eastern Division championship. J.C. sat in the right field bleachers, wearing a Tigers… Discussion Chapter 3 Jesus Christ MBA: Take Me Out To T… 1 Like

1st mo. 2022

Rut, Rot or Revival: The Condition of the Ch… I just received Tozer's posthumously published collection of essays challenging the "business-as-usual" attitude of evangelical churches: *Rut, Rot or Revival*. I suspect that Tozer is relatively… Discussion Rut, Rot or Revival: The Condition of the Ch… 4 Likes

8th mo. 2018

A New Foundation to Build On: Introduction to “The Power of the Gospel”

The Quaker’s revolution was a movement to…

Blog A New Foundation to Build On: Introduction to “The Power of the Gospel” 1 Like

7th mo. 2018

God's will or mine I just got back home from a weekend meeting of Quakers. It was called a retreat but it was a meeting. It had a leader not a clerk. The Leader had expectations and a plan for the weekend. At the e… Discussion God's will or mine 1 Like

10th mo. 2015

My Affirmation of Christian Faith Some Friends make the Christian faith out to be loaded with inhumane “freight” to which its adherents do not admit. Some Friends regard Christian faith as an unnecessary foundation of the Quaker wit… Discussion My Affirmation of Christian Faith 6 Likes

5th mo. 2015

Quakers & Business Forum

event Quakers & Business Forum 1 Like

4th mo. 2015

How Jesus Affirms My Queerness

video How Jesus Affirms My Queerness 3 Likes

8th mo. 2014

Less Politics, More Light: Part 1

As my experience of Quaker Faith and Practice has deepened I have become steadily more attracted to the period of Quietism; its teachings, its way of life. At the same time I have become…

Blog Less Politics, More Light: Part 1 5 Likes

2nd mo. 2014

The day I met God on the tube train

Originally posted by me on FB in 2009:

Once upon a dream, in what seems almost like a fairy tale now, I lived for a short while in a city that felt like a second skin. I…

Blog The day I met God on the tube train 1 Like

10th mo. 2013

A Quakerish Pope?

October 7, 2013

A Quakerish Pope? Or merely a very spiritually attuned one?

Worth reading…

Blog A Quakerish Pope? 2 Likes Gospel Order -- I Insist Why are Friends different from other Christians? The answer to that finds itself in two words, obscure in context to most, but essential to being a Friend - “Gospel Order.” What is that - Gospel… Blog Gospel Order -- I Insist 3 Likes

9th mo. 2013

Convergent Friends

Group Convergent Friends 12 Likes

8th mo. 2013

West Midlands Convergent (UK)

Group West Midlands Convergent (UK) 1 Like

5th mo. 2013

Convergent Friends: Worship and Conversation

event Convergent Friends: Worship and Conversation 1 Like Philip Wood

Member Philip Wood 1 Like

1st mo. 2013

A Time To Be Set Apart

“Repay no one evil for evil. Have regard for good things in the sight of all men. If it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all men.…

Blog A Time To Be Set Apart 1 Like

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