Carlisle Quaker Meeting
Meeting every Sunday from 10am to 11am. Meeting again in the meetinghouse. Facemasks and social distancing encouraged.
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"Semi-contemplative method...but under a sense of inward communion and with prophetic expectation."
Dean Freiday, from Barlay's Apology in Modern English
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On the blue line above you will see the various sections of this website.
What's New
Lectures from major contemporary figures within Friends on the economy and social issues.
Friends might find the Swarthmore lecture by Pink Dandelion interesting. It tries to define what it means to be a Quaker. See the link below.
The Peace and Social Concerns committee of Carlisle Monthly Meeting has a leading to promote The Conversation Project, a program to help families talk about end of life issues. Below are links to The Coversation Project website as well as a link to the Five Wishes website where you can see an example of a living will. Also included is the response from the Peace and Social Concerns committee to this issue.
See the pages below.
I worry that new people coming into our meeting for worship may get the impression that meeting for worship is a spiritual discussion group. I worry more that some members would prefer that it was.
Here is a link to an interview with John Reuwer in which he discusses his work in Harrisburg to try to minimize the number of murders. John did the recent workshop at our meetinhouse on Non-violent communication. He is part of Harrisburg Monthly Meeting. .He is trying to apply the Cure of Violence model to homicides. Cure of Violence takes a public health approach to the problem. It trains and employs formerly incarcerated members of the community to patrol and monitor the neighborhoods most prone to violence.