‘As self-conscious beings, we are given the sense, for a moment, of being a part of everything.' Photo: by Jeremy Yap on Unsplash
Thought for the Week: Neil Morgan comes back for more
‘Being Quaker allows me to express my dizzy dumbfoundedness, and sense of gratitude for this mystery.’
I attended Yearly Meeting Gathering in Friends House in 2018, when the decision was taken to revise Quaker faith & practice. I remember someone standing up to minister and saying something along the lines of ‘I do not believe in worship, that’s old fashioned’. Personally, I do worship. Indeed, I come to Meeting for Worship to worship. But what does it mean?