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Out of the world but still in it
I was blessed with the opportunity to attend the 22nd FWCC Triennial in Dublin last week The FWCC website explains: 'The Triennial is the business meeting for the Friends World Committee for Consultation Every three years, the representatives named by their yearly meetings gather for nine days not only to conduct business but also to grow in the life of Christ and the Holy Spirit by discovering together their common spiritual ground In addition to the representatives, there are some spaces for Quaker organizations and observers' I was an observer for The Friend
Trish Carn & Mkoko Boseka
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Jonathan Pim ‘Truth to power’ Quaker dismissed from South African government
news@thefriend.org Deportations to the Congo – truth, integrity and the threat to life and liberty
Margaret Johnston Comment
Trish Carn & Mkoko Boseka Letters
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Doreen Dowd & Bill Medlin An excursion to Ballitore and Rosenallis
Some thoughts from the triennial
Naomi Kamimura & Beatrice Chahilu A world without accidents?
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