Primitive Christianity Revived, Again
Added by Keith Saylor on 9th mo. 25, 2016 at 11:19am — No Comments
In 1680 Friend William Rogers published a book documenting why some founding Friends were not of the same conscience as George Fox (and those who followed him) concerning the institutionalization of the gathering of Friends by establishing a specific set of outward forms and practices.
The following links comprise the whole of Rogers' work in the form of a facsimile of the original text, a digitized version, and an online version.
Christian Quaker ... By William…
ContinueAdded by Keith Saylor on 9th mo. 24, 2016 at 1:00am — 24 Comments
Bees work on yellow
centers with a focused joy.
May I live so true.
Added by Laura Lewis-Barr on 9th mo. 23, 2016 at 10:05am — No Comments
When we arrived at “our farm.” three Adventist children that we know well came over, as they always do, to watch us. We are strange people from the outside world. So…
ContinueAdded by Quentin Kirk on 9th mo. 22, 2016 at 10:40am — 1 Comment
Lewis Benson was a Friend of the last century whose life's work was the study and interpretation of George Fox's writings and the presentation of their meaning and significance to modern Quakers. Workers who have joined in this labor go by the name of New Foundation Fellowship. At our website nffquaker.org, we have opened a new resource of Benson's writings, and we will add new essays every so often. Our first offering is titled "The Antipathy Between Prophecy and Religion"; it can be…
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[ originally from my Grain of Sand ]
I think I'll do a 9-11 post a couple days early. That's my wedding anniversary, true for many. We booked the Rhododendron Garden, and although we had a backup plan, in case it rained, it didn't. That was 1993.
My parents suffered their car crash, fatal to my dad, in October, 2000. I'd been to Lesotho to help with the aftermath, Julie taking over. On September 11,…
Added by Kirby Urner on 9th mo. 10, 2016 at 12:30pm — No Comments
>> The Ning.com ... to increase its monthly charge by 140 percent
- Move to gSites - it's free. While it is less fancy, for this kind of organisation may prove even better.
Quakers are still know for simplicity.
Added by Jon Pol on 9th mo. 10, 2016 at 10:30am — 3 Comments
The biggest changes in half a decade are coming to QuakerQuaker. The Ning.com service that powers the main website is about to increase its monthly charge by 140 percent. When I first picked Ning to host the three-year-old QuakerQuaker project in 2008, it seemed like a smart move. Ning had recently been founded by tech world rock stars with access to stratospheric-level funds. But it never quite got traction…
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Leaving Home Long ago a very young Blanca got up at 4 am in a deep Mexican countryside, boarded an ancient grandfather bus, waved goodbye to sad parents through grimy, cracked windows. This bus with a front nose whose hood must be raised occasionally for man/machine dialogues, followed winding rutted roads up, up, up bump, sway. Sudden fog, then clear, then fog, tilting, jarring, dirt horse roads, rocks, cliffs, strange leaves larger than herself, sudden vistas hundreds of blue mountains,…
ContinueAdded by Quentin Kirk on 9th mo. 3, 2016 at 12:30pm — 1 Comment
I write again about the best way a contentious situation in a Meeting might be resolved. It's easier to use myself as an example. Below is one way that Meeting concerns might best be resolved, concerns best put aside as responsibly as possible, with a minimum of hurt feelings and confusion. To wit, it has become known to me that my old Meeting for Worship has…
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When asked whether or not the Jewish people should pay taxes to Rome, Jesus famously told the pharisees, “Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s” (Matthew 22:21). This passage is often used by Christians to justify the practice of taxation. In essence, the belief is that since we are using money…
ContinueAdded by Eric Palmieri on 9th mo. 2, 2016 at 3:57pm — 1 Comment
Immersed in stories as humans are – print, radio, television, internet, social media, interactive gaming, virtual reality – we can easily lose sight of truth. Especially when a story fills our imagination with images we dearly want to believe in, we can feel reluctant to…
Added by Mary Colleen Klein on 9th mo. 1, 2016 at 1:00am — No Comments
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