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Karl Malchut
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- Hey I used to be active within Illinois Yearly Meeting I don't identify as a Friend in an official way as being a member of a meeting but try to let my life speak as a Jew. In other words, I may not be a member of a meeting and am an active member of a synagogue but I still utilize silent waiting sometimes in the context of a meeting, sometimes at home, and affirm the testimonies within my own life.
Am I a Friend? I ask myself as a query a lot despite being highly active within Friends before. I am just going to let my life speak here as best it can hopefully strengthen the journey which we all are on.
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