Author
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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Register Now for Online Webinar: Leadership Amongst Friends
Dear Friends, I am co-facilitating an online course for Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre, UK on Leadership Amongst Friends with Zélie Gross
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Interview with A People’s Theology
I recently had an interview with the @peoplestheology (https://twitter.com/peoplestheology) podcast on my new book and what the book of
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Elizabeth Gurney Fry’s Checklist
I’m am interested in checklists, setting annual goals for myself, and working on specific habits I want to create or break. For example, I am currently working on a 2020 goal of “building
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Revelation as Resistance: Moral Imagination in an Age of Empire
How would you answer if I were to ask you, “What one book of the Bible are you least interested in studying,
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Beastly Economics & King’s Vision for the Poor People’s Campaign
“…we as a nation must undergo a radical revolution of values. We must rapidly begin the shift from a “thing‐oriented” society
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A Five Week Series on the Book of Revelation
I’m looking forward to leading a 5-week series on Revelation & my book “Resting Empire.” We started this past Sunday
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Activities For New Year’s Eve
When we had the idea of throwing a small gathering at our house for New Year’s Eve, we did the initial
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A Call to Work Outside Our Circles – Friends Journal Article
In this month’s Friends Journal, I have a little piece in response to the NY Times article from Teresa M. Bejan,
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Sermon: The Birth of a New, Contrast Community
This is a message I gave at First Friends Meeting in Greensboro on December 22, 2019 following Revelation 12 and Matthew 1:18ff. Here is the recorded version of the message. Rev. 12:1
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Are You Ready to Do Your Annual Review? Here Are Some Tips and Resources
As we round out the end of 2019 and the last of this decade, there’s no better time than now to
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2019 – Year in Photos
Photo Descriptions From Left to Right, Top to Bottom 1. Living in Greensboro means that we are closer to family and we
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The Birth of an Alternative Community
I’m preaching this Sunday at First Friends Meeting here in Greensboro, the meeting my family and I attend. I don’t get to preach all that much any more, so I find it
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A Reading for Advent – Oscar Romero
No one can celebrate a genuine Christmas without being truly poor. The self-sufficient, the proud, those who, because they have everything, look down on others, those who have no need even of God
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An Open Letter to Fuller Seminary Expressing My Sadness and Disappointment For The Expulsion of a Lesbian Student
Image from Guilford College when Westboro Baptist Church came and protested our school. Seen here, Parasol Patrol and individuals from the community
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More on the Coffee Front
As you know, I’m a big coffee fan. I have been for a long time but then it became a much
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