Quakers.

[asd72]

Do we have any Quakers here?

 

[Widlast]

For the most part, Quakers do not use electronic gadgets of any kind, so not very likely.
You might run into a Mennonite, they allow phones.

 

[puzzledtoo]

At one time (a couple years ago maybe) there were a couple of Quakers that were posting here. Haven’t noticed either of them in quite some time.

 

[JustaServant]

The poster Publisher was a Quaker, but I see he has since been banned.
sigh
Missing the old days of CAF…

 

[andrewstx]

I remember Publisher had no idea that he was banned.

 

[ComplineSanFran]

I learned a lot from Publisher and greatly appreciated his contribution.

 

[AbideWithMe]

The poster Publisher was a Quaker, but I see he has since been banned.
sigh
Missing the old days of CAF…

I remember Publisher had no idea that he was banned.

I learned a lot from Publisher and greatly appreciated his contribution.

I didn’t know he was banned, either.

 

[Michael1966]

Do we have any Quakers here?

Hello ASD. I sometimes join the Quakers for their Meeting for Worship. I identify strongly with their stand on anti-violence, and I appreciate their silent way of worship.

 

[Matthew_Light]

I went to a Quaker school. The Quakers I know are kind, gentle human beings.

 

[asd72]

My mum just found a distant relative of ours was a “shaker saint” and was converted by George Fox himself (the founder). I wondered if any of the shakers here had heard of her - Loveday Hambly.

cornwallmaps.org/cms/st-austell/heart-of-st-austell-town-trail/quakers-meeting-house-st-austell/

 

[meltzerboy]

I learned a lot from Publisher and greatly appreciated his contribution.

Me too. He was a good source of information and a friend (no pun intended).

I once taught in a Quaker school and learned quite a bit about the Society of Friends. I even attended the Quaker Meeting for Worship.