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Tyler Hampton
- Detroit, MI
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Michigan Convergent
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Sexuality/ LGBT
81 members
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Christianity
149 members
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Conservative Friends
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Kirby Snell left a comment for Tyler Hampton
Hi Tyler, I thought I'd move this to here since it's a more 1-on-1 conversation. Thanks for the warm hospitality offer! I would definitely be interested in more info on the New City Friends' November retreat you mentioned, as well as…
Tyler Hampton replied to Kirby Snell's discussion 'Question from a Christian investigating Quakerism' in the group Christianity
Kirby,
I know we are a bit far away from Kzoo. But if you do ever want to visit we would love to have you and would be glad to provide you overnight hospitality. We're having a weekend retreat on Nov. 18-19 and would love to have new friends…
Tyler Hampton left a comment for Jeffery Agnew
We meet at 7pm Thursdays at Detroit Friends Meetinghouse, 6227 W Fort St., Detroit MI 48209. Also we are experimenting with first Sundays of the month at 4pm at All Saints Neighborhood Center, 8300 Longworth, Detroit MI 48209.
Jeffery Agnew left a comment for Tyler Hampton
Thanks for the info Tyler. Yeah, I did meet you the one time. I would like to attend the New City Friends meeting sometime. Sooo... when and where on Thursday do you meet?
Tyler Hampton left a comment for Jeffery Agnew
Hey Jeffery,
I think we met once at Crossroads meeting. It sounds like you might enjoy a visit to our worship group here in Detroit, New City Friends. We are Christian, try to be missional and affirming, and probably fall in with your 'life…
Tyler Hampton replied to Elzie Simons's discussion 'gays and the Ohio yearly meeting' in the group Sexuality/LGBT
Elzie,
I have found a full range of opinion within OYM on this, and it is re-emerging in discussion among Friends. As far as membership that is something that the local monthly meeting would have to discern. Chances are they haven't had to…
Sexuality/LGBT
Issues of gender and sexuality and the controversies over same sex relationships that divide many Friends. Tag: sexuality
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Tyler Hampton left a comment for Dennis T.
I see you aren't so far away from us in Detroit. If you're interested, a small group of us meet weekly for worship and a simple potluck on Thursday nights. http://newcityfriends.wordpress.com
Anyways, welcome from another Friend in SE…
Tyler Hampton replied to scot miller's discussion 'Friends and Modalism' in the group Christianity
Hey there Scott!
I feel like I am one of those folks that stumbled backwards into orthodoxy. I never "got" the Trinity, and I still as a Friend do not think that trying to come up with an almost mathematical (geometric?) formulation…
Christianity
Discussions on the Quaker understanding of Christianity and our relations with the Christian world. Tag: christianity
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Tyler Hampton left a comment for Ozymandias Samons
A Friend in Jackson, Mich.? I grew up there, family still lives there. Where do you go to worship?
Tyler Hampton replied to Jeffrey Carr's discussion 'Friends & Theology'
Geoff- That is such a succinct and clear translation of Barclay's propositions.
Jeff- I think Barclay would definitely be the place to start...I also recommend his Catechism and Confession
I feel that theology in the sense of speaking with…
Ohio Yearly Meeting, Barnesville, Ohio at Stillwater Monthly Meeting & Olney Friends School (for meals, lodging and some activities)
8th mo. 3, 2009 at 6pm to 8th mo. 9, 2009 at 1pm
The 2009 Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends will be held, Lord willing, at Stillwater Meeting House in Barnesville, Ohio on Eighth Month 3-9, 2009.Registration is needed before 7/17/2009, so that arrangements can be made for meals and accommodations. The agenda, and links to registration information can be found athttp://www.ohioyearlymeeting.org/2009_gathering.htmSome may notice that we are meeting a bit earlier in the month than we have in quite a while. Please pass this information along to…See More
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- About Me
- Quaker Christian in Detroit, MI. Clerk of New City Friends worship group.
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- http://newcityfriends.wordpress.com
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 2:28pm on 10th mo. 19, 2011,
Kirby Snell said…
- Hi Tyler, I thought I'd move this to here since it's a more 1-on-1 conversation. Thanks for the warm hospitality offer! I would definitely be interested in more info on the New City Friends' November retreat you mentioned, as well as the New Buffalo group (that's definitely a more reasonable distance!). I appreciate the help!
- At 11:50pm on 7th mo. 18, 2010,
Jeffery Agnew said…
- Thanks for the info Tyler. Yeah, I did meet you the one time. I would like to attend the New City Friends meeting sometime. Sooo... when and where on Thursday do you meet?
- At 3:45pm on 12th mo. 11, 2009,
Micky Jo Myers said… - Hey it is good to see you too! Small Quaker world after all!
- At 9:03pm on 8th mo. 13, 2009,
Raye said… - Tyler, Good to meet you last week!
'Hope the trip back went well.
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