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Helen Bayes left a comment for Aletia Dundas
Hello Aletia. It feels good to have joined this.
Aletia Dundas left a comment for Ian Hughes
Hi Ian,
I will see what I can do, but I have a friend visiting from Holland who I have planned to catch up with that morning. I hope it goes well,
Lots of love,
Aletia
Ian Hughes left a comment for Aletia Dundas
Hi Aletia.
VERY late invitation but you or any other Young(ish) Friends would be VERY welcome at the Wahroonga Local meeting future visioning day at the meeting House on Saturday (9.00 to 3.00 but if you can't make all day you are welcome for…
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Liberal Friends practice waiting worship and emphasize community and the authority of the Inner Light over specific faith statements. Tag: liberal
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- About Me
- I'm an almost birthright Quaker, having been attending Meetings in Australia since I was 3. I've also been involved in Quaker activities in USA, Canada, England, Switzerland, New Zealand, Kenya, Rwanda and India, so glad to join this international group.
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- http://aletialivingadventurously.blogspot.com
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 7:54pm on 6th mo. 24, 2010,
Helen Bayes said…
- Hello Aletia. It feels good to have joined this.
- At 9:37am on 6th mo. 3, 2010,
Pastor Samuel Muderhwa said… - Aletia
thanks so much for your good word.
Samuel
- At 5:29am on 3rd mo. 13, 2010,
WARM Quakers said…
- I'm so sorry it took this long to get back to you. We hadn't really activated this account when I signed up on QuakerQuaker, so I haven't checked the account in some time. There will be others maintaining this account too, but I'm Joanna Hofmann.
- At 5:03pm on 3rd mo. 9, 2010,
Ian Hughes said…
- Hi Aletia.
VERY late invitation but you or any other Young(ish) Friends would be VERY welcome at the Wahroonga Local meeting future visioning day at the meeting House on Saturday (9.00 to 3.00 but if you can't make all day you are welcome for part). Your input would be very well received
In friendship, Ian
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