An Exploration of Prophetic Witness
May 20, 2008 6:00-8:30 pm
San Francisco Friends Meeting
65 Ninth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, Near Civic Center BART & Muni
Where do we hear Creation groaning?
Where are you called to bring God’s love and healing to the world?
We will read passages from the Bible, John Woolman and Isaac Penington about the cry of the Earth and its people, and the Divine response of Love.
We will share our complaints with God, ask for healing and literally groan in growth and rebirth, seeking our own personal point of intervention, large or small, where we feel God is calling us to service. With music and movement and maybe poetry.
Come for unprogrammed worship at 6:00, followed by a brown bag supper at 6:30, and discussion at 7:00. Worship and the shared meal will be integral parts of the workshop, come as early as you can. Childcare available. Expect Christian and inclusive language.
This is the second of two evenings that are also trial runs for the workshop "Primitive Quakerism/Postmodern World" that Robin Mohr will lead at the FGC Gathering this summer. Her report from the first evening workshop is online.
San Francisco Friends Meeting
65 Ninth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, Near Civic Center BART & Muni
Where do we hear Creation groaning?
Where are you called to bring God’s love and healing to the world?
We will read passages from the Bible, John Woolman and Isaac Penington about the cry of the Earth and its people, and the Divine response of Love.
We will share our complaints with God, ask for healing and literally groan in growth and rebirth, seeking our own personal point of intervention, large or small, where we feel God is calling us to service. With music and movement and maybe poetry.
Come for unprogrammed worship at 6:00, followed by a brown bag supper at 6:30, and discussion at 7:00. Worship and the shared meal will be integral parts of the workshop, come as early as you can. Childcare available. Expect Christian and inclusive language.
This is the second of two evenings that are also trial runs for the workshop "Primitive Quakerism/Postmodern World" that Robin Mohr will lead at the FGC Gathering this summer. Her report from the first evening workshop is online.
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