Deep Hope in Optimystical Times (abridged)
Deep Hope in Optimystical Times: Keynote Presentation by Carl Magruder to North Pacific Yearly Meeting; July 14, 2022; Western Oregon University, Monmouth, Oregon
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Last spring, Cynthia Black from Eugene Friends Meeting published an article in Extra! Extra! – Western Friend’s email newsletter – which described a project being organized by British Friends at Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre in Birmingham, England.
Dear Friends: For the first time in thirty years, you can buy a new copy of: Arizona Quaker Jim Corbett’s book Goatwalking.
Dear Editor:
Friends Committee on National Legislation is asking Quaker meetings right now to offer suggestions about what the FCNL legislative priorities should be for the 117th Congress (2021-2022). I urge Friends in the West to especially focus on legislation affecting our atmosphere, natural environment, and the uses of our public lands.
Renewable: One Woman’s Search for Simplicity, Faithfulness, and Hope
Written by Eileen Flanagan
Reviewed by Gretchen Reinhardt
A Negotiator’s Toolkit: Concise Arguments for Urgent Climate Action
Dear Friends: I believe that the Society of Friends is going through a transition in our relationship with Earthcare. In the mid-1980’s, many Friends felt a strong leading to live their lives in harmony with nature and to work for policies and programs that supported these lifestyles.
A Quaker wake-up call concerning the environmental threats now faced by all life on Earth.
A web page for sharing information and publications about what Friends are doing around the world about climate change – in their spiritual lives, their communities, national campaigns, and interna
