The old collective meditation of Quaker Meeting for worship starts in half an
hour this Sunday in Fairfield, Iowa
Welcome to the Sunday
Silence-based Friends Meeting as Quakers.
This is an unprogrammed silent-based meditative experience
that will last for about an hour.
As Quakers we have
no formal creed
no paid ministers
no preaching
no rites
and,
speaking during this meeting for worship only as to where
speaking out improves upon the silence of the meeting.
Ours is a silence-based
corporate spiritual practice.
This is an old practice,
You are welcome to come in and sit down in silence with us,
-Jai George Fox
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
I have forward it to many & my relatives. Have some Quaker ancestors as well
came here, with Wm . Penn to his commonwealth.
Hickman was that named ancestor!
In a message dated 03/26/16 20:26:23 Eastern Daylight Time,
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com writes:
Excellent 4 min video on the origins of Quakerism. From this and other
sources, I can find no evidence that Quakerism had significant influences from
outside of the UK (for example, wandering Bishops from the Middle East,
remnants of secret societies, etc; but rather during a transitional time in
English Society, there were spontaneous Spiritual Awakenings in Fox and others,
during the 1640's. The inner voice messages received by Fox provided him with a
truly revolutionary epiphany, unique in Protestant Europe at the time.:
: that what you seek without (the Truth as provided by Jesus Christ), can
be found from within. As we have previously seen in the discussions of
Quietism, such messages were also received in Catholic Europe around the same
time or earlier, but met with much persecution and eventual extinction. Thus,
we can count Fox as being one of the greatest of Spiritual luminaries of the
European Enlightenment era.
How Quakerism Began https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmL_GhnXSJQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmL_GhnXSJQ
How Quakerism Began https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmL_GhnXSJQ Quaker Speak:
Max Carter shares the story of George Fox, a Quaker who went seeking for
spiritual answers and found them not in a church, but within. Max is ...
View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmL_GhnXSJQ
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