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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.
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Invisible People
Mark Harvath from Invisiblepeople.tv posted this story to the Huffington post the other day and a woman in my community shared
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But the Good of Others, This Love is Lost
Isaac Penington was one of the earliest Quakers, he and his wife Mary were convinced after a long period of seeking, some
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M. Ward’s Three Queries
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToEPFDIzhNA&w=570&h=452] A few weeks ago I was hanging out
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Compassion Comes By Way of Gentleness
I subscribe to Sojourner’s Daily Verse and Voice and almost always find it inspiring. Today’s “voice” reminded me that all
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The Testimony of Witness
This is my sermon from Sunday. If you’d like a little background to this, you can check out yesterday’s post “In Search of a New Frame for Evangelism and Mission.” This is
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In Search of a New Framework for Evangelism and Mission
One of the things I have become fascinated with over the course of the last decade falls broadly under the umbrella known as missiology, or the study of Christian missions. I like many of
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But Will It Make You Happy?
Jason Minnix, a friend and Quaker pastor, emailed this article to the NWYM pastor’s email list. I think it’s a
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Quaker Youth Pilgrimage 2010 Epistle
Micah Bales, one of the leaders of the Quaker Youth Pilgrimage, just posted their Epistle from the trip on his blog. Here’
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A Blessing and a Benediction – Margaret Fell
I’ve been reading “Undaunted Zeal: The Letters of Margaret Fell” for school the last week or so and have found many
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Those It Is Acceptable to Hate
This summer some of us from our church meet every other week to discuss a query dealing with some issue related to things happening around the world. A few weeks back we talked about
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David Bazan Tour Documentary
As you already know I am a big David Bazan fan. Here’s a really great short film/documentary with a couple
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Quaker Youth Pilgrimage Stops by Camas
This past weekend 29 youth and 3 adult leaders who have been traveling on a month long spiritual pilgrimage through the Pacific Northwest took a (planned) detour through Camas Washington and spent a few
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And We’re Back!
Some of you may have noticed that over the last week this blog had a little bit of trouble. It got attacked
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State of the Meeting Reports (Not Just Yet)
I decided I wanted to jump start a new tradition at Camas Friends today so I took the initiative and ran with
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After 1,000 Blog Posts
Well, I just noticed that I’ve hit the 1,000 blog post mark. I’m not sure exactly what this means other than I have been blogging for a pretty long time, and