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C Wess Daniels

C Wess Daniels

Wess is the William R. Rogers Director of Friends Center and Quaker Studies at Guilford College. He is a recorded Quaker minister engaged in renewal, resisting empire, and liberation theology.

  1. More Than Half

    I turned 41 in October. My wife, Emily, who celebrated her birthday today (11/17) is right behind me. While we were at dinner this afternoon, it occurred to us that we’ve celebrated

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    Using Evernote to Find A Good Everyday Carry Backpack

    Goruck 0 – An Amazing Durable and Flexible Bag and My Favorite Choice If you know me well, you know I like bags.

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  3. A Refreshed Site!

    I’ve been blogging on WordPress.org since 2004 and blogging since at least 2001 (a Xanga site for those of you keeping track). Recently, I came across my old blogroll (a set of

  4. Resisting Empire: The Book of Revelation as Resistance

    Order your copy of “Resisting Empire” on BarclayPress or Amazon. Purchase Your Copy Here Purchase Directly from PublisherPurchase Book/eBook from Amazon Note from Wess: Dear  readers of Gathering In Light, my second book,

  5. Origin Stories: Celebrating Barberton Friends Church

    Recently, Barberton Evangelical Friends Church in Barberton, Ohio – the first church I ever worked in – celebrated their 75th anniversary. As a token of my own love and appreciation for this community and their investment

  6. Howard Thurman on the Act of Creation

    “The simplest definition of art is that it is the activity by which people realize their ideals…We are all artists in the sense that we are all engaged in some kind of activity

  7. Pre-Order the Print Version of “Resisting Empire”

    Hi Friends, many of you has asked about a print version of “Resisting Empire” and it is almost here. You can now pre-order it: ORDER RESISTING EMPIRE: THE BOOK OF REVELATION AS RESISTANCE

  8. (Untitled)

    “One of the great liabilities of history is that all too many people fail to remain awake through great periods of social change. Every society has its protectors of status quo and its fraternities

  9. The Banality of Evil

    Recently, I was listening to a podcast from OnBeing about Hannah Arendt who spoke about what she called “the banality of evil.” (“The Banality of Evil” is covered in her 1963 book about the

  10. A Spiritual Journey by Wendell Berry

    A Spiritual Journey And the world cannot be discovered by a journey of miles, no matter how long, but only by a spiritual journey, a journey of one inch, very arduous and humbling and

  11. Revelation and Resisting Empire Event Next Week

    I was invited to speak on the subject of “Revelation and Empire” at Providence Baptist Church of Greensboro by my good friend, Rev. Darryl Aaron on 6:30pm on September 9-10. These are

  12. Have Your Lamps Lit: The Practice of Growing in Awareness

    I’ve been reflecting on the passage from the Gospel of Luke 12:35ff this week where Jesus says the words, “Be dressed for action and have your lamps lit; 36 be like those

  13. Thinking Core Stories

    Core Stories To state the obvious: all organizations have life cycles. That is true whether we are thinking about faith communities, businesses, non-profits, schools, etc. We could think of organizations as a collected

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    Using DuckDuckGo for Search

    If you have used an Internet browser (ever) and searched something through google.com you’re not alone, many of us are

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    Dress Down Friday for 2019-07-26

    Here are some of the things I’ve been enjoying this past week. Like most everyone, I’m a huge Stranger Things

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