Thank you so much for the instantaneous response! I am still learning my way around the site. Blessings.
At 12:53pm on 3rd mo. 21, 2012, Paula Deming said…
The more opportunities, the better, I say! :)
Thank you, Raye. I hope I will be able to meet you this summer. ~In Faith
At 12:39pm on 3rd mo. 21, 2012, Paula Deming said…
Well, no, you didn't say so. I simply tried to read between the lines, since you didn't mention the conservative gathering specifically, whereas you did mention Quaker Spring and OYM (which I attended and loved so well). I'm sorry to misconstrue. I should have just asked for clarity. Please forgive me.
At 12:31pm on 3rd mo. 21, 2012, Paula Deming said…
I assume that the conservative gathering is not a good idea, then?
A fFriend who cannot go to the FGC gathering was thrilled when I told her about Quaker Spring. I believe she will go to that; she and her son were with me at OYM sessions last August. Seth Hinshaw and Thomas Swain engaged her little one in a game of "soccer" in the gym. So sweet. :)
At 10:01am on 3rd mo. 21, 2012, Paula Deming said…
Raye, I live in Columbus and have been to OYM annual sessions. They are wonderful and deep. My yearly meeting (Lake Erie) has since asked me if I would be willing to serve as a Friendly Observer from our LEYM to OYM, and I am grateful to be of service this way.
What I would like to know: Would I be out of place if I were to attend your gathering? How about Quaker Spring? I would not be attending as an emissary from my meeting but as an individual Friend wishing to worship with my more Conservative cousins.
I wish to raise OYM's profile in our FGC meeting, as I hear Friends showing interest in worshipping with you. If you believe they would be welcome at the gathering and/or Quaker Spring, I would like to publicize the events among local Friends.
I've discovered that a half-winsor knot like I had to do with my school tie is the answer to getting the scarf to tie well at the nape of the neck - and because it slips it can be adjusted to fit the head snugly. Then after that I use a couple of hair slides to secure it just behind the ears.
It works with either a triangle (square half folded) or a long thin scarf.
Yes, I think it is you who took me to the supermarket and gave me vouchers for meals. It was a lovely kindness. I remember OYM with much joy and thankfulness.
I am well. I am working as Director of the new Australian Quaker Centre, Silver Wattle, aqc.quakers.org.au
Stopping by to introduce myself and say that I was encouraged by the scripture and words in your blog post today. It brought me some further hope.
In Friendship,
Jan Lyn
Raye - Did thee hear that Ed Kirk died yesterday? He was 89 years and one month old. It is a sad day for the Society of Friends. We could use some more Friends of his caliber.
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Thank you so much for the instantaneous response! I am still learning my way around the site. Blessings.
The more opportunities, the better, I say! :)
Thank you, Raye. I hope I will be able to meet you this summer. ~In Faith
Well, no, you didn't say so. I simply tried to read between the lines, since you didn't mention the conservative gathering specifically, whereas you did mention Quaker Spring and OYM (which I attended and loved so well). I'm sorry to misconstrue. I should have just asked for clarity. Please forgive me.
I assume that the conservative gathering is not a good idea, then?
A fFriend who cannot go to the FGC gathering was thrilled when I told her about Quaker Spring. I believe she will go to that; she and her son were with me at OYM sessions last August. Seth Hinshaw and Thomas Swain engaged her little one in a game of "soccer" in the gym. So sweet. :)
Raye, I live in Columbus and have been to OYM annual sessions. They are wonderful and deep. My yearly meeting (Lake Erie) has since asked me if I would be willing to serve as a Friendly Observer from our LEYM to OYM, and I am grateful to be of service this way.
What I would like to know: Would I be out of place if I were to attend your gathering? How about Quaker Spring? I would not be attending as an emissary from my meeting but as an individual Friend wishing to worship with my more Conservative cousins.
I wish to raise OYM's profile in our FGC meeting, as I hear Friends showing interest in worshipping with you. If you believe they would be welcome at the gathering and/or Quaker Spring, I would like to publicize the events among local Friends.
Yours in Light and Love, Paula
I've discovered that a half-winsor knot like I had to do with my school tie is the answer to getting the scarf to tie well at the nape of the neck - and because it slips it can be adjusted to fit the head snugly. Then after that I use a couple of hair slides to secure it just behind the ears.
It works with either a triangle (square half folded) or a long thin scarf.
Wore it at Area Meeting today...no comments!
I am well. I am working as Director of the new Australian Quaker Centre, Silver Wattle, aqc.quakers.org.au
I received thy request to be my friend, but how do I do this?...didn't see a button or place to click acceptance: help me, please!
Stopping by to introduce myself and say that I was encouraged by the scripture and words in your blog post today. It brought me some further hope.
In Friendship,
Jan Lyn
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