"Namaste,
Organizing a group in Torrington, Litchfield County, CT
Facebook: Occupy Torrington
Twitter: @occutorrington
occupytorrington@gmail.com "
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Stephanie Piddock
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#Occupy Quakers
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Plainness & Simplicity
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Seekers
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Stephanie Piddock replied to QuakerQuaker's discussion 'Where are Friends involved in #OWS Actions?' in the group #Occupy QuakersStephanie Piddock joined QuakerQuaker's group
#Occupy Quakers
Tracking news of Friends involved in the Occupy Wall Street movement and encampments.
Deborah commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Meeting expectations'"I understand your excitement! Tomorrow my husband and I will finally attend our first meeting in Barnesville, it's been such a long wait and being patient for an opportunity to go at times has been challenging. There has been…"
Stephanie Stuckwisch commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Meeting expectations'"Keep trying. 30 years ago, I found my way back to Quakerism through a worship group forming in the town where I lived. Let us know how it goes.
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Stephanie Piddock commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Meeting expectations'"Thwarted once again!! I have been busy working in preparation of a 3 day stand down this weekend for homeless vets and couldn't get away to go to Meeting. I now have to wait until the 1st Wednesday of the month. Stay…"
Paula Deming commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Meeting expectations'"I belonged to a worship group for a couple of years. It was very small and very wonderful. Friends were very committed. Blessings, Friend!"
Stephanie Piddock posted a blog postMeeting expectations
Tomorrow I will attend my 1st meeting in over 12 years. I'm very excited! I truly do not know what to expect. There was no contact information for the meeting. It is held at a Lutheran Church less than 10 miles away. I recently discovered this meeting when I went to the Quaker finder directory. Never saw it listed before. They call it a *Worship Group* I wonder how many Friends will be there. I have longed to be with Friends for so long, I can't believe that I'm actually going.I'm…See More
Stephanie Piddock joined QuakerQuaker's group
Plainness & Simplicity
Some Friends have recently been dubbed the "New Plain" for their experimentation with Quaker plainness and simplicity. Tag: plain
Sel Stoll commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Letting go & finding peace'"Thank you so much, Stephanie! It's a beautiful thing how we as F/friends can be a support to each other as we all strive to live as peaceably as possible in a world that doesn't tend to flow with that current! I appreciate your…"
Stephanie Piddock commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Letting go & finding peace'"Namaste Sel,
Thank you for your support! I'm sorry you have heaviness in your heart. I pray you will be able to release this and experience the freedom & joy forgiveness brings. Life is simply too short to carry these…"
Sel Stoll commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Letting go & finding peace'"Hi Stephanie -
It's so refreshing to read of your liberation in letting go of bitterness and moving through what can often feel like a murky process in coming to a point of forgiveness and resolution - but what an awesome and beautiful thing…"
Stephanie Piddock commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Letting go & finding peace'"Thank you Paula. I was angry & bitter for a very long time and I didn't realize how it affected everything in my life.
Forgiveness is completely liberating. I also had to forgive myself for harboring these feelings. The…"
Paula Deming commented on Stephanie Piddock's blog post 'Letting go & finding peace'"Dear Friend Stephanie,
Forgiveness is a powerful healer and leads to joy. Congratulations to you for finding such courage.
Your Friend in the Light, Paula"
Stephanie Piddock posted a blog postLetting go & finding peace
I'm feeling so blessed! I made peace with my ex husband. It took many years for me to forgive him for all that had been done, but once I was able to, I found the abundance in my life multiply.My ex husband introduced me to Quakerism and for many years after our divorce I have not attended a meeting because I have not lived near one. I have yearned to be together in spirit with Friends for so long, I can hardly believe I moved to an area where a meeting is less than 10 miles away. I'm…See More
Stephanie Piddock joined QuakerQuaker's group
Liberal Quakers
Liberal Friends practice waiting worship and emphasize community and the authority of the Inner Light over specific faith statements. Tag: liberal
Stephanie Piddock replied to Brianna Ecklid's discussion 'Your story' in the group Seekers"I came to learn of Quakerism when I met my ex husband. It was the most precious gift he ever gave me. We attended a meeting in suburban Philadelphia. I grew up Catholic but was frustrated in high school and began to explore other…"
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- About Me
- Quaker in spirit. Haven't attended meetings in over 10 years.
Hope to find a community here to share the Spirit with.
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- http://redsunrise.net
Stephanie Piddock's Blog
Meeting expectations
Tomorrow I will attend my 1st meeting in over 12 years. I'm very excited! I truly do not know what to expect. There was no contact information for the meeting. It is held at a Lutheran Church less than 10 miles away. I recently discovered this meeting when I went to the Quaker finder directory. Never saw it listed before. They call it a *Worship Group* I wonder how many Friends will be there. I have longed to be with Friends for so long, I can't believe that I'm actually…
ContinuePosted on 7th mo. 19, 2011 at 10:48pm — 5 Comments
Letting go & finding peace
I'm feeling so blessed! I made peace with my ex husband. It took many years for me to forgive him for all that had been done, but once I was able to, I found the abundance in my life multiply.
My ex husband introduced me to Quakerism and for many years after our divorce I have not attended a meeting because I have not lived near one. I have yearned to be together in spirit with Friends for so long, I can hardly believe I moved to an area where a meeting is less…
ContinuePosted on 7th mo. 13, 2011 at 1:11am — 5 Comments
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Stephanie Stuckwisch posted a blog postEncounter with an Inebriated Angel on a Metro Bus
I've met people who I've thought of as angels. Generally, they've been kind, soft spoken and d0 not…See More
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Anyone who WANTS to join together, and do the hard work of…"
Olivia replied to Aaron Clark's discussion 'The Differences Between Christians And Quakers'"Good idea to share these thoughts, Ian!
What does real Christian or follower of Christ mean to…"
Paula Deming replied to Missy's discussion 'Where's the Quaker in Quaker?'"I'm with you, Olivia. I agree. I have no answers. And others may say I'm all wet.…"
Olivia replied to Missy's discussion 'Where's the Quaker in Quaker?'"So then are we utterly failing to be Ourselves......IN COMMUNITY ??
When faced with the fact that…"
Paula Deming replied to Missy's discussion 'Where's the Quaker in Quaker?'"William, thank you for your observations. I have been contemplating what Howard wrote and have felt…"
Jim Wilson posted a blog postRobert Barclay and Quaker Quietism
In the ‘Introduction’ to ‘The Second Period of Quakerism’ by William Braithwaite, Rufus Jones…See More
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