Dance Party Erupts During Quaker Meeting for Worship

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Kimberly Haas posted an event

11th mo. 6, 2018 at 6pm to 1st mo. 1, 2019 at 7pm

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Mike Shell posted a blog post

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Patricia Dallmann posted a blog post

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11th month 3

"Howdy Keith -- Thanks for wading in. I'm not really expecting any surge in Friends wanting to…"

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"I write this as one from a different way who does not wish to step on the intent of your post to…"

11th month 2

Kirby Urner posted a discussion

Wow Dr. E. Michael Jones, been watching interviews of the guy on U2b (Youtube).Maybe no one has…See More

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Comment by Frederick Martin on 1st mo. 16, 2010 at 2:40pm: I think that in the context of FGC YMs, he's actually being intriguing for just mentioning Christ positively. The real joke/point/fun/message of the video is to see all these Friends at an oh-so-silent meeting for worship get moved (by the Spirit, right?) into dancing. So, he's encouraging staid-and-stuffy silent Friends to get involved in their religion, go deeper, sing and dance in worship, and start getting some kind of relationship with Christ. What more could you ask? :-) (Reposted from my YouTube comments.)

Comment by Alice M Yaxley on 8th mo. 8, 2009 at 4:57pm: Did you see that this artist, Jon Watts, has written about what led him to write this? He is trying to express a particular attitude that he encountered as a young man in FGC, and encourages people to consider what they mean by christianity and to engage with people they encounter who relate to the chorus lyrics.

Comment by Rsquared on 8th mo. 8, 2009 at 4:00pm: Pendle Hill is a wonderful place to commune with God. The diversity of Friends is definitely on display here in this video. I am decidedly and passionately Christian, but truly appreciate these words of truth spoken in love.

Comment by John L-M on 8th mo. 5, 2009 at 12:32pm: Friend, speaks my mind!

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