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Meg Ogden left a comment for Kathleen Wooten"It is so nice to hear from you! How are you doing?
I am well. I read this wonderful book, Between Heaven and Mirth by James Marten. It was truly lovely!
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Meg Ogden replied to Barbara Smith's discussion 'Self-image, simplicity and change' in the group Plainness & Simplicity"Dear Barb,
Thank you for this post. It holds very dearly to something I have been praying about intensely, not over plain dress, but over the level of education I am expected to get as a young college age woman in my family and community. Questions…"
Meg Ogden left a comment for Carl D. Williams"Thank you for telling me about the October 1st event. I may very well drive up there on that day. I'll have write it down, because I'm sure this next month and a half will pass by faster than I expect!
Also, thank you for the contact in…"
Carl D. Williams left a comment for Meg Ogden"Ha! Back on the East Coast is it? Look at me, a day late and a dollar short. I hope that your travels were interesting and productive, especially since you were so far west you were in the east. I look forward to hearing…"
Meg Ogden left a comment for Rancher Rob"Dear Rob,
Thank you for your thoughtful reply. It is a comfort to hear from someone who is called to something similar... I know what you mean by it being funny to live out your faith by doing what you love. I struggle with the concept, knowing that…"
Meg Ogden left a comment for Carl D. Williams"Actually, I am no longer in Portland. I spent three months there and than decided I missed the green mountain state too much and returned to southern Vermont to work on a sheep farm. I did that for the spring, than I just returned from two months…"
Rancher Rob left a comment for Meg Ogden"Dear Meg
I was raised on dairy farms in England, went to Ag college and later made a living milking cows before emigrating to Canada where I have owned ranches in Manitoba and BC. So we have conservative Friends, sheep and dairying in…"
Meg Ogden left a comment for Rancher Rob"Dear Rob,
I'm a convinced Conservative Friend in VT, U.S. I'm only 20 and studying dairy management in college, and was delighted to see someone who is both a rancher and a conservative quaker. Especially with sheep! I feel a great…"
Meg Ogden left a comment for Carl D. Williams"Hello Carl!
You may remember me... I attended the Plainfeild meeting a couple times last summer/fall while attending the New England Culinary Institute in Monpelier. I've recently been led to really dig deep and find myself a community to go…"
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Plainness & Simplicity
Some Friends have recently been dubbed the "New Plain" for their experimentation with Quaker plainness and simplicity. Tag: plain
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Conservative Friends
Conservative Friends who follow the classic Quaker understandings of faith and practices. Tag: conservative
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- I'm a modest and young Conservative Quaker seeking to follow God's calling to the best of my ability!
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- At 6:08am on 8th mo. 8, 2011, Carl D. Williams said…
Ha! Back on the East Coast is it? Look at me, a day late and a dollar short. I hope that your travels were interesting and productive, especially since you were so far west you were in the east. I look forward to hearing about your experiences in Korea.
My experience of Hanover Meeting is that it is a wonderful inclusive meeting. It's pretty liberal, but there may be some conservative leaning folk there. My friend, Fran Brokow is a member and would know and she'd be happy to point you in the right direction, as I'm sure others would be too. Feel comfortable to introduce yourself to her and send her my greetings. Of course it would be wonderful to worship with you again in Plainfield too.
I don't know of a Vermont group of conservative Friends, but perhaps we can search one out. I can put an announcement in the next issue of the Nor'wester for example and see if there is some interest.
Another event that you may find interesting is on Saturday October 1st at the Burlington Meeting. Brian Drayton is leading an exploration of Friends interested in Gospel Ministry and it seems like that might be a place where one might cross paths with some Conservative minded folk. If you're free and inclined.
I hear good things about Vermont Tech, I'm sure you're looking forward to it.
More soon.
Blessings,
Carl
- At 10:31am on 7th mo. 29, 2011, Rancher Rob said…
Dear Meg
I was raised on dairy farms in England, went to Ag college and later made a living milking cows before emigrating to Canada where I have owned ranches in Manitoba and BC. So we have conservative Friends, sheep and dairying in common! I am an Isolated Friend and so rarly get to Meeting due to my occupation and distance (2hours) from Vernon Monthly Meeting. I have always wanted to farm and announced this at the age of 3! I have always felt closest to the Light when working outside with livestock and caring for the land, improving its fertility and carrying capacity by using tried and true old fashioned organic methods. Having felt called to do this I have gained enough experiance that I now teach farm mangement and livestock husbandry with workshops at our farm and through classes at our local College. It seems a strange way to live out your faith, doing what you like doing with no great sacrifice. But I feel buy teaching others to farm in balance with the Gods creation in a sustainable maner I feel I am helping in my own way and answering the calling that was placed in me by the Light. I never discuss my faith unless asked and hope my example will open way for them to ask. I trust this has helped answer your question. Rob
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