Being the seeds of change - preview
Infectious smiles were given out by the 5-7 year olds at the Sunday morning session of BYM
'The vision of a sustainable society is deeply linked to the whole of Quaker testimony We and the world need to be transformed' These challenging words were part of Julia Gordon's introduction
She continued, saying that planning for this session 'started out with the theme of climate change… we were very aware of the sense of panic many of us feel at trying to face this difficult and complex subject
'We didn't want lectures about the science… We didn't want to get mired in guilt, or to list easy things we can do to salve our consciences, or to hear cheering stories of Quaker projects
Trish Carn
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Being the seeds of change
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