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2014 William Penn Lecture - Christina Repoley: "Prophetic Service as Formation and Transformation"
Christina Repoley, founding executive director of Quaker Voluntary Service, gave the 2014 William Penn Lecture, titled "Prophetic Service as Formation and Transformation," at Arch Street Meeting House On March 29.
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Comment by William F Rushby on 4th mo. 15, 2014 at 12:46pm
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This lecture was excellent, and the vision is indeed prophetic!
Nothing was said about the "Tunessassa experience". Philadelphia Orthodox Friends established a school for Seneca Indians in southwestern New York a century or more ago. It was staffed by Friends, many of them young people. Eventually, most of the "VS" participants came from Ohio Conservative Friends.
The school impacted the Senecas in a major way, but it also was a transformative experience for many Ohio Conservative Friends in their youth. Read about Tenessassa in Lois Barton, *A Quaker Promise Kept* http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0960942033/ref=olp_product_details...
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