Social Programs and More
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Social Programs and More written by Rufus Jones read by Martha Churchyard
The deepest cleavage in our modern society is the cleavage between the rich and the poor -- a wide... |
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Social Programs and More
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Social Programs and More written by Rufus Jones read by Martha Churchyard
The deepest cleavage in our modern society is the cleavage between the rich and the poor -- a wide... |
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Our message was written by Joe Volk, Executive Secretary of the Quaker Friends Committee on National Legislation.
Whereas to me and many other Friends, engaging Congress and the President on the... |
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On Prayer and Love
The following is a slightly paraphrased excerpt from the pamphlet "On the Reality of the Spiritual World" written in 1944 by Friend Thomas Kelley. The springs and sources... |
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Prayer For Peace
A statement of the New Zealand Quaker Yearly Meeting: Wars will stop only when each of us is convinced that war is never the way. The places to begin acquiring... |
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Thanksgiving Day--More than a Feast Day
Thanksgiving day is being celebrated this week and so our message today deals with the importance of thanks. Thanksgiving Day is all too frequently... |
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Suffering and the Power of God written by Thomas Brown read by Martha Churchyard
It is just possible that a frantic effort to remove suffering may not be the most loving... |
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Selfless Love--Not Material Gain
Unfortunately, the United States all too frequently has let the world think that its chief accomplishments are material. We must correct this misunderstanding by realizing that... |
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A poem by John and Trudie Seybold:
Christmas Me No Christmas Until my heart’s at peace, ‘Til the murders and the bombings And napalmings cease; While the vegetation’s dying, And the... |
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As this New Year dawns, it can be the happiest of New Years for you if you realize that time of itself has little to do with the unfolding of...
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Reflections on "The Good Samaritan" by David Chandler
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with... |