From Empire to Beloved Community - Unabridged
From Empire to Beloved Community
Transcript of a talk given to Intermountain Yearly Meeting, June 13, 2013, at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiú, New Mexico
by Steve Chase
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From Empire to Beloved Community
Transcript of a talk given to Intermountain Yearly Meeting, June 13, 2013, at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiú, New Mexico
by Steve Chase
From Empire to Beloved Community
Excerpts from a talk given to Intermountain Yearly Meeting, June 13, 2013, at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiú, New Mexico
by Steve Chase
I was so moved last night when Sherry read the Kabarak Call for Peace and Ecojustice, … This is a prophetic call from the heart of our faith tradition. …
George Fox and the early Quakers made their witnesses to authentic and original Christianity public by their testimonies.
Manifest Destiny Revisited
by Laurie Childers
The high plains summer day had ended – long and hot, heavy with spiritual ceremony, with talk of intergenerational trauma, with concern for the earth and for human societies. It was dark, and thirty of us were gathered under the a canopy of branches, introducing ourselves in a talking circle.
At Home on the Slopes of the Mountains
By Sharon Snyder
Review by Mary Ray Cate
At Home on the Slopes of Mountains: The Story of Peggy Pond Church was published in 2011 by Los Alamos Historical Society Publications, and it is available for $22 from their online bookstore.
Dear Friends,
I’ve got some good news and some bad news for you about war. The bad news is numbingly familiar. The good news, however, is heartening.
I remember what it felt like, during the last two years of the Vietnam War, to go into town wearing my US Navy uniform. Often, I felt invisible. Sometimes, just silly. Frequently, I got the cold shoulder.
