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Palmetto Friends Gathering 2010
How can we be open to transformative change?
Our site visit committee says "Ya'll come!"
(Brenda Conway, Aiken WG; Miriam Snyder, GMM;
Grace Gifford, FRF) with the Y Camp Lodge and pond
When:
March 5-7, 2010
Where:
Lexington Family Y
Where:
Fellowship, Friends
and Fun for All-Don't Miss It!
Inspiration, trail rides, singing, deepening, hiking, seed swap, Quakerbooks store, QuakerSwap, worship sharing, labyrinth, coffeehouse, worship, talent and more!
Early Registration Ends February 1st

Special Guests:

Jon Watts, with a musical message to transform you: www.jonwatts.com

Jackie Speckler, Right Sharing of World Resources, transforming the world: www.rswr.org

 
What is Palmetto Friends Gathering? PDF Print E-mail

Palmetto Friends Gathering is a fellowship of Quaker meetings in South Carolina that follows the unprogrammed manner of worship. The meetings include Aiken Worship Group, Charleston Monthly Meeting, Columbia Monthly Meeting, Five Rivers Monthly Meeting, and Greenville Monthly Meeting. Unprogrammed meetings traditionally meet in silence until someone in the group rises to speak, usually for a short message. After a period of about an hour, the clerk of the meeting closes the silent worship by welcoming everyone. People then greet each other, announcements are made, and people visit, return home, or continue with subsequent planned activities.

The Gathering meets annually each Spring for a weekend of worship, programs, and fellowship. The location of the gathering moves around the state from year to year.

 
Images from 2008 Palmetto Friends Gathering PDF Print E-mail
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Christian Action Council Statement on Nuclear Weapons Production PDF Print E-mail
Faithful Security: a Faithful Response to the Complex 2030 Proposal

The administration’s plan to develop new nuclear weapons must be stopped. Under the “Complex 2030” plan, up to 125 new plutonium pits would be produced every year, posing a threat to public health and creation. In addition, the renovation of the nuclear weapons complex is expected to cost upwards of $150 billion dollars. It is immoral to spend our resources on unnecessary weapons when there are so many other human needs left unmet. We should partner with other nations to eliminate nuclear weapons—not build more! Join thousands of religious Americans who oppose nuclear weapons in perpetuity by singing the statement below.

 

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