How Quaker Meeting Changed My Life

Lidney Molnari was “church shopping” when he had an experience that spoke to his condition at Live Oak Friends Meeting in Houston, TX.

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Comment by Thomas Maxwell on 5th mo. 14, 2020 at 10:12pm

Silent meeting is a gift in this chaotic world. For myself prayer is my speaking to God and silent meditation is the time when God speaks to me. 

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