Quaker renewal: The Simplified Meeting
Craig Barnett continues his series on contemporary Quakerism
In too many Quaker Meetings spiritual vitality is being stifled by the excessive demands of church government. Struggling to meet the ever-growing requirements of administration can take up so much of Friends’ time and energy that there is little left over to devote to the practice of the Quaker way itself.
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