The Quaker.Youth Tag from QuakerQuaker.org
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YouTube: Youth Yearly Meeting 2008 (via QuakerQuaker.org)
Video slideshow of Northwest Yearly Meeting(?) in the United States.
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
Valiant Micah considers God's health care plan (via QuakerQuaker.org)
There is so much of my life that I hold back from God. I shy away from the cross. I expect that I should be able to be a suffering servant without having to suffer for it! I expect that I should be able to say to my Lord: "Yes, Lord! I hand my life over to...
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Raised Anna on missionary work in our own meetings (via QuakerQuaker.org)
The real work of the Religious Society of Friends needed to happen at the month, quarterly and yearly meeting levels. That the spiritual well being of the society as a whole could only be preserved by working from these levels, by healing and renewing on a...
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
Valiant Micah on Northwest YM, Tony Compolo and giving ourselves to Christ (via QuakerQuaker.org)
I am very impressed with the vibrancy, rootedness, friendliness and strong character of this body of Friends, and I look forward to continued contact with them in the future.
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
Richard M looks at age Segregation (via QuakerQuaker.org)
I would ask Friends to seriously consider the possibility that our frequent sponsoring of segregated YAF events "pampers and patronizes" people who are essentially Quakers who just happen to be younger than we are. Posted by Robin M yaf08
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Valiant Micah disappointed by FUM sessions (via QuakerQuaker.org)
At times it seemed that there were more appeals for funds than there was vocal prayer. We were there to hear FUM's executive leadership's opinions about what we should be doing, not to wait on Christ and hear the mission that our Lord has for us as Church
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Quaking James on lost fellow uber-Quakes (via QuakerQuaker.org)
A series of events recently had me thinking why it is that so many young adult Friends seem to drift away. I am pondering how it is that few of my year in QLSP are actively involved with Friends.
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Raised Anna on not fitting the stereotypes (via QuakerQuaker.org)
I sometimes find myself in rather an interesting position. I am young, very politically liberal, queer identified woman. I am also very much a Christian, and rather theologically conservative especially for a Quaker.
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
New/Young Rebecca on May's youth conference (via QuakerQuaker.org)
Wwe need to go home to what we call our meetings and get the help we need. When we come to these gatherings we need to have more rooting than ourselves.
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Anna on the contemplative path
Description and queries from an interest group at the Young Adult Friends conference in Richmond, Ind., 2008
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Epistle from the YAF Conference "Living as Friends, Listening Within"
'The act of coming together physically was a first step to enacting loving unity. We are hungry for connection and growth in grace with one another, and the healing of our divisions.'
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Micah checks in on the recent youth gathering (via QuakerQuaker.org)
As one of the organizers of this conference, it was a very different experience for me than if I had been solely a participant. I felt a strong sense of needing to ground the gathering, particularly the worship sessions, and worked with the pastoral care
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
Angelina reports On the Richmond young adult Friends conference
I am so keenly aware of living in a deeply fractured and disconnected world -- and here we have the opportunity to hone tools of fellowship, communication, listening, and love in our own house.
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
Quaking Elizabeth on Why I'm doing this Youth Book Project thing
That still small voice which is never really all that small to me said 'Speak to them' and then didn't give me anything to say. He also didn't give me a clear sense of who... other than that 'they' were Quakers.
Categories: Blog Entries by Young Quakers
Geez Magazine: About Geez
"Have one foot in the church and one outside. And keep your weight on the one outside."
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Finding a Center: Reflections on Intervisitation with Evangelical Friends in Newberg, Oregon | QuakerYouth
Cara writes about her inter-visitation among Evangelical Friends in the NW.
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