
Melanie Weidner's art is featured on the cover as well as inside. She is a good friend and I appreciate her art so much.
Becky Ankeny wrote an article called "Little Girl, Wake Up," which is available as full text online. She'll be our next Superintendent for Northwest Yearly Meeting come January.
Ashley Wilcox wrote a piece entitled, "Walking the Labyrinth." She's a Friend from Salem, OR who I've enjoyed getting to know over the last few years, and she goes to an unaffiliated meeting called Freedom Friends.
The pastor of Freedom Friends, Peggy Parsons, is profiled as a Quaker woman minister in this issue.
It's fun to be in such good company! The articles and other material by people I don't know is also good. I enjoy this unaffiliated Friends magazine and recommend it to those interested in Friends thought.
2 comments:
Thanks for mentioning me, Cherice! I was just telling Peggy over the weekend how much I enjoyed your article.
Thanks for sending the article in. It was nice to have such a great selection to choose from!
Still haven't made final selections for January's issue on the emergent church/convergent Friends/etc. Would love to see something, even if it's based on a pre-existing blog post.
Martin
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