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Call for Submissions - Writing Project for Young Friends (40 and under)

Finding Christ in the Quaker Church: The Not-So-Peculiar Stories of Young FriendsPlease feel to pass it on/post it in appropriate places. Thank you!Call for SubmissionsBook Project – Finding Christ…Continue

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Quaker Focus Week at George Fox University

This past week at George Fox University we have been engaging our Quaker heritage in a focused way. While our roots are Quaker, and there is still a strong Quaker community on campus, many of our students have no idea what a Quaker is or believes. Among the events we held were three chapel services, with the link to those found below. We hope you will engage these and continue to conversation! Wess Daniels, pastor of Camas Friends Church, spoke on Quaker community as a Remix. Click…See More
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Call for Submissions - Writing Project for Young Friends (40 and under)

Finding Christ in the Quaker Church: The Not-So-Peculiar Stories of Young FriendsPlease feel to pass it on/post it in appropriate places. Thank you!Call for SubmissionsBook Project – Finding Christ in the Quaker Church: The Not-So-Peculiar Stories of Young FriendsThis is a call for essays to contribute to a “collective memoir” for young adults (age 40 and under) whose pursuit of Christ has led them to the Quaker (Friends) church. Essays should be narrated life stories depicting an aspect of…See More
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Call for Submissions - Writing Project for Young Friends (40 and under)

Finding Christ in the Quaker Church: The Not-So-Peculiar Stories of Young FriendsPlease feel to pass it on/post it in appropriate places. Thank you!Call for SubmissionsBook Project – Finding Christ in the Quaker Church: The Not-So-Peculiar Stories of Young FriendsThis is a call for essays to contribute to a “collective memoir” for young adults (age 40 and under) whose pursuit of Christ has led them to the Quaker (Friends) church. Essays should be narrated life stories depicting an aspect of…See More
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Quaker Focus Week at George Fox University

This past week at George Fox University we have been engaging our Quaker heritage in a focused way. While our roots are Quaker, and there is still a strong Quaker community on campus, many of our students have no idea what a Quaker is or believes. Among the events we held were three chapel services, with the link to those found below. We hope you will engage these and continue to conversation!

 

Wess Daniels, pastor of Camas Friends Church, spoke on Quaker community as a Remix.…

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