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Committed Relationships

31 07 2009 | by Friend | Read 3163 times
We present extracts from Colin Billett’s introduction to committed relationships at Britain Yearly Meeting
How should Friends celebrate and recognise committed relationships? And what revisions of Quaker faith & practice would follow from this to include same sex partnerships? Colin Billett began Britain Yearly Meeting’s discussions by sharing his personal experience of committed relationships in his family and wider community. Here are some extracts from his moving contribution:
‘Four young people, equal in the sight of God, with very different hopes and expectations for personal relationships. They don’t want the same thing, but they do deserve some form of equality.’
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