Deeper and Wider: Let’s turn ‘scared’ back into ‘sacred’ - preview
Song, psalm, poetry, reflection and exhortation led Friends on Saturday morning to an experience of unity in the Spirit. Here are some of the contributions
May the hush of this place
Drop like slow honey on wounded hearts…
May God lift up her skirts and dance with joy at being among friends
Blessing for our Meetings
I helped run a Quaker Quest a few years ago 'What have you got in common?' enquirers wanted to know
'Through a process of continuing and continual discernment, we open ourselves to inward light and let it transform us, and then go out in the world and act from that place'
Felicity Kaal, Bristol AM, introducing the session
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Signed in and on behalf of Britain Yearly Meeting
Deeper and Wider: Let’s turn ‘scared’ back into ‘sacred’
Being the seeds of change
Trish Carn
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