Wear a White Poppy
The White Poppy, sometimes known as the Peace Poppy, is a symbol that remembers all victims and sufferings of war.
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Keeping A Journal
Regular journal writing is an excellent exercise in developing your freethinking.
Quakers and Alcohol
Quakers are not forbidden from using alcohol (or tobacco), but most Quakers avoid them, or consume them moderately.
11. Returning to the 1689 Room
Today, Lincoln Meeting House opened its 1689 room after the lockdown and I went along for its re-opening.
One Thousand Cranes Sculpture
One thousand origami paper cranes adorn a sculpture of Sadako Sasaki (1943 – 1955) in Washington State’s Peace Park.
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Why Quakerism is Like Lego Bricks
Without any set creed, Quakerism can seem loose and flimsy but it is as strong as Lego bricks.
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