Primitive Christianity Revived, Again
Eileen Flanagan's practical ideas for revitalizing Quaker message. My experience of speaking to non-Quakers is that ours is a welcome and needed message; it's just not known what we stand for. In anticipation of Brent's next post about practical ideas, here are a few of mine:"Say what we believe--in person and on the Internet." "Tell people what we do--in person and on the Internet," "Use plain speech," and "Don't let new mothers be the only ones to run First Day School"Views: 18
Tags: convergent, eileen flanagan, eileenflanagan, first day school, internet, message, philadelphia, renewal, vision
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