I didn’t want to join the committee. As a “released Friend,” my role is to follow the leadings of my music ministry out in the world, freed from responsibility for the business of Multnomah Monthly Meeting. But I have found myself reckoning lately with a firehose of Spirit blasting a message through me that has nothing to do with songs or cello.
Reflections on the potential for technology to interfere with Friends' corporate worship.
Anna Fritz is a member of Multnomah Friends Meeting in Portland, OR (NPYM).
To celebrate the release of my third solo album, I played a big concert (of course). This was in 2016. I remember the nearly sold-out crowd gathering in the swanky Portland club and me, sitting in the back stairwell behind the stage, trying desperately not to barf, trying to ground back into my shaking-with-adrenaline body.
an interview with Anna Fritz by Natalie Ramsland
Music video of title song of Anna Fritz's debut album, The Gospel of Tree Bark.
