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Linda J. Wilk
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Linda J. Wilk commented on Joshua Nichols's blog post 'Draw Breath, a poem by Geoffrey Weeden'
Lovely, Joshua! wondering where you found this poet, and if he has written more. as I so enjoyed and related to this poem. I have shared it in our meeting newsletter. Thanks.
I'm wondering if anyone is blogging from Baltimore Yearly Meeting Annual Sessions?
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Linda J. Wilk replied to Forrest Curo's discussion 'Prayer'
For years God was shouting prayers in my ear at meetings and I was afraid to pray them. I wasn't afraid of God...I was afraid 0f you the people -- of what you would think. The problem for me with meetings, at that time long…
HOPEWELL CENTRE MM PEACE FEST at Hopewell Meeting House, Hopewell Rd, off I-81, Clearbrook, VA
6th mo. 18, 2011 from 12pm to 7pm
PEACE FEST AND AUCTION AT HOPEWELL CENTRE MMWinchester VA; Please join us in Educating and Celebrating with the Public! Hopewell Meeting invites all Social Justice, Peace, Green, and otherwise of our Testimonies Organizations, to join us on June 18 2011, 12 to 7 PM. Seeking Educational Booths, Crafts, Games, Wares, Food, All are Welcome. $10 per booth plus a freewill donation from profit. Fundraiser for the Restoration of the Hopewell Meetinghouse. A Silent and Live Auction starts at 4…See More
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We are seeking Quaker organizations to help out with our Quaker Peace Fest on June 18 -- let me know if you are interested!
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Linda J. Wilk replied to Charley Earp's discussion 'The Vast Opportunity for Quaker Outreach to Christian Seekers' in the group Christianity
It is interesting Charley, I think we might also have to labour over what we call a Christian meeting. Many liberal meetings would call themselves Christian, yet more conservative meetings would not call them such. This is what I mean…
Linda J. Wilk replied to Charley Earp's discussion 'The Vast Opportunity for Quaker Outreach to Christian Seekers' in the group Christianity
Thank you Isabel, I did take thee the other way, so I too apologize for misunderstanding.
Linda J. Wilk replied to Charley Earp's discussion 'The Vast Opportunity for Quaker Outreach to Christian Seekers' in the group Christianity
Isabel --
Then I think this is an issue that the whole Meeting should deal with as a community. Unfortunately, many meetings, being not so good at conflict resolution, run from such conflict and hide, and that is how such meetings get the…
Linda J. Wilk replied to Charley Earp's discussion 'The Vast Opportunity for Quaker Outreach to Christian Seekers' in the group Christianity
Friends sometimes mistake liberal Friends in their meaning. They think that because we invite others to the table besides Jesus it means that Christocentric Quakers do not belong there. Quite the opposite. Its just that we think…
Linda J. Wilk replied to Charley Earp's discussion 'The Vast Opportunity for Quaker Outreach to Christian Seekers' in the group Christianity
Charley, I am in full agreement with you. I've come to Friends from the "other side" of Christianity, the more watered down mainstream protestant denominations, and I believe that with our way of meeting people where they are on…
Christianity
Discussions on the Quaker understanding of Christianity and our relations with the Christian world. Tag: christianity
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Roy H Taylor III left a comment for Linda J. Wilk
One never knows who one will find when they go poking around in the internet.
Good to find you here.
Linda J. Wilk commented on Earlham School of Religion's event 'ESR Ministry of Writing Colloquium'
I am so looking forward to this event! If anyone else is attending from the Baltimore area, please let me know!
Linda J. Wilk commented on Kevin Camp's blog post 'On Spiritual Gatherings, Retreats, Conferences, and Camps'
Thanks for both of your commentary, and I apologize if my digression into "fairytale" took away from the seriousness of the discussion. Actually, what I find is that the discipline of individual daily practice is most certainly the…
Linda J. Wilk commented on Kevin Camp's blog post 'On Spiritual Gatherings, Retreats, Conferences, and Camps'
Hello Kevin --
Thanks for this powerful and thoughtful share. As someone who grew up in through my 20s in the 1970s and had an opportunity to be a part of a (somewhat) intentional, though not planned community, that has certainly shaped my life as a…
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- Quaker writer, counselor, minister, clerk, gardener, committed to pushing the limits of living counter to cultural individualism, while adhering to basic values of Quaker living: integrity, simplicity, peace, listening for God's voice.
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- At 7:01pm on 11th mo. 30, 2010,
Roy H Taylor III said…
- One never knows who one will find when they go poking around in the internet.
Good to find you here.
- At 1:08pm on 2nd mo. 19, 2010,
Martin Kelley said… - Hi Linda: it'd be great to meet you at the Baltimore event next month!
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Daily Bible Reading: Deuteronomy 28 and Galatians 6
Deuteronomy 28 – If you obey the voice of God by observing the law, you will prosper. Disobedience will bring destruction (28:45). The big word in this chapter, as in others, is if or “provided” or “so long as.” This is the great condition that hangs over the redemption people. The word does not disappear under the new covenant either as we sometimes like to think. “You are my friends if you do as I command you.” (John 15:14). The convincing power of the gospel is not in its syllogistic…See More
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Hello Evangelical Friends. I have just de-listed from the Liberal Quakers. I pray that they still know me. But I pray that I will know you.
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Where ministry meets livelihood
Listen to this post: http://www.turtleboxstories.com/audio/whereministrymeets.mp3 Yesterday was sandwiched between a traditional Bible study and a new women's group on astrology and archetypes. Could I have chosen anything more different? One is an ongoing study of Luke that my mother initiated in December with, mostly, retired women. I felt called to join because when else might I have the chance to do a Bible study…See More
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