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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. Note

    On Learning How to Lose

    It occurred to me recently how hard it is for people to lose, to give up, let go, or just admit that

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  2. Yoda on Renewing the Tradition

    I was re-watching The Last Jedi with the family yesterday and the scene with Yoda and Luke at the Sacred Tree with all the old texts hit me like a ton of bricks.

  3. Introducing Fireweed Coffee Co.

    This past summer I decided to create a little side-project, roasting coffee and selling it at our weekly farmer’s market and online. Some of you are aware of this, but I have

  4. My Most Memorable Travel Moments

    The best moment of any trip, for me, is when I first step foot off the train (or boat, or plane, or bus, or tuk-tuk, or horse, or…). The whole of the trip

  5. Meet the office dog, Taco

    Taco is a Corgi who lives with Eva. There was a law in the city of Athens which gave to its citizens the power of compelling their daughters to marry whomsoever they pleased; for

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    Rebuilding Faith Community

    W hen we think about renewal and “rebuilding” our faith communities, practices, and programs we are a part of, it is important

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  7. On Traveling in the Ministry

    Learning How to Travel in the Ministry: The Past Bears Weight on the Present This is a post I’ve been wanting to write about my traveling in the ministry with Lloyd Lee Wilson,

  8. Welcome to the Gutenberg Editor

    Of Mountains & Printing Presses The goal of this new editor is to make adding rich content to WordPress simple and enjoyable. This whole post is composed of pieces of content—somewhat similar to

  9. Note

    Upcoming Visit to the Pacific Northwest

    Dear Friends on the West Coast,Recorded Minister, Lloyd Lee Wilson and I will be traveling to the Pacific Northwest in June.

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  10. On Bogus Religion and Elitism

    I came across this passage in my reading this morning and it struck me. Like so many things, this connects to some of the things I’ve been working on and thinking about these

  11. Leadership Amongst Friends – An New Online Woodbrooke Course

    I am co-facilitating an online course on Leadership Amongst Friends with Zelie Gross and John Gray, two Quakers from the U.K. The webinar begins on 23rd April and will go until 13th

  12. New Quaker Studies Publications Out

    For those of you following this blog, I wanted to share with you two recent publications that I’ve worked on this past year in case you have interested in finding out more about

  13. Witnesses by Peggy Morrison

    This morning we enjoyed an beautiful Easter sunrise service next to the lake on the campus of Guilford College. We had a bonfire going, read the Gospel of John’s account of the resurrection,

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    Using an Evernote Template for Research

    I have become increasingly interested in creating templates for Evernote. A template is useful for things you might come back to a

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  15. As The Seed Falls: Building a Generative, Convergent Quakerism

    This is the opening excerpt from a longer post on my Medium Blog about convergent Friends and the Renewal of the Quaker tradition. A Seed Falls Jesus, in speaking about his looming death, talks