Exploration, with open discussion, of the book Traditional Quaker Christianity (by Terry Wallace, Jack Smith, Susan Smith & Arthur Berk). A description of Friends faith and practices based on experience in Ohio Yearly Meeting. (Book can be found to purchase new or used online, or an online version can be found on Daniel Rowan’s blog or on ... Read more
A Hybrid Friends Center Retreat with Ken Jacobsen Traditionally, a pilgrimage is a journey undertaken with fellow seekers, in a holy time, to a holy place. Such pilgrimages have been established all over the earth, and have been practiced, often for millennia, by followers of different faiths. In this retreat we will explore: What does a ... Read more
Exploration, with open discussion, of the book Traditional Quaker Christianity (by Terry Wallace, Jack Smith, Susan Smith & Arthur Berk). A description of Friends faith and practices based on experience in Ohio Yearly Meeting. (Book can be found to purchase new or used online, or an online version can be found on Daniel Rowan’s blog or on ... Read more
Exploration, with open discussion, of the book Traditional Quaker Christianity (by Terry Wallace, Jack Smith, Susan Smith & Arthur Berk). A description of Friends faith and practices based on experience in Ohio Yearly Meeting. (Book can be found to purchase new or used online, or an online version can be found on Daniel Rowan’s blog or on ... Read more
Exploration, with open discussion, of the book Traditional Quaker Christianity (by Terry Wallace, Jack Smith, Susan Smith & Arthur Berk). A description of Friends faith and practices based on experience in Ohio Yearly Meeting. (Book can be found to purchase new or used online, or an online version can be found on Daniel Rowan’s blog or on ... Read more
Exploration, with open discussion, of the book Traditional Quaker Christianity (by Terry Wallace, Jack Smith, Susan Smith & Arthur Berk). A description of Friends faith and practices based on experience in Ohio Yearly Meeting. (Book can be found to purchase new or used online, or an online version can be found on Daniel Rowan’s blog or on ... Read more
