Tag Archives: Friends

Complete, United With God’s Love

Posted on November 18, 2013 by friendmarcelle

Perfection as complete union with God’s love is not an element of the journey so much as a state toward which we are moving, a condition toward which God is drawing us, day by day. Continue reading →

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Surrendering Our Selves to God

Posted on July 23, 2013 by friendmarcelle

“Come join me on the cross,” Jesus seemed to say. Continue reading →

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Gathered Into Community Today, part 2

Posted on May 10, 2013 by friendmarcelle

One Friend asked: “In addition to worship, do you have any information about the hard-and-fast ways that early Friends “gathered into community”? Did they have Friendly Eights or a potluck? Did they meet to hear about the newest project of … Continue reading →

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Awakening Today

Posted on January 22, 2013 by friendmarcelle

In an age of great change, there was world-transforming power in the early Quaker movement; in our day the need for God’s in-breaking is at least as great.  People all over the planet now have been waking up to the … Continue reading →

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