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About Me
40-something mother of two boys, happily married to Chris Mohr. I like swimming, singing and chocolate chip cookies.
In June 2011, I became the Executive Secretary of the Friends World Committee for Consultation Section of the Americas (the association of Quaker meetings from Alaska to Bolivia). I am also a member of Quakers Uniting in Publications (QUIP) and the Wider Quaker Fellowship.
My blog is "What Canst Thou Say?", a relatively low- tech, Green, feminist, convergent Quaker blog. With lots of references to children and the occasional pie recipe. And a Christian conversion story, now in progress.
Many years ago I was a member of the international volunteer corps of the Fourth World Movement in New York and D.C.
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Hay cosas muy interesantes aqui! espero encontrar algo tambien en español, que bueno que mucho Amigos esten conectados de esta forma.
Would that be OK? In Friendship, Heather