Query for June
How do I distinguish between divine leadings and my own needs and desires?
Events in April 2023
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SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
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April 5, 2023Join South Central Yearly Meeting Friends for weekly mid-week worship. All Friends are welcome to join.
To join by phone, dial 1-346-248-7799 and enter the Meeting ID followed by the pound sign (#).
Meeting ID 835 8653 6172
Password 263 479Need help with Zoom? David Schoen, Little Rock Friends Meeting, will clerk this meeting and will be available at 7:15 on Zoom to answer questions about using Zoom. Worship will begin at 7:30pm and go until about 8:30. Sharing until 9pm.
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SCYM 2nd Monday Connections
SCYM 2nd Monday Connections
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April 10, 2023Get together monthly via Zoom
Join us for conversation, getting to know each other, laughter!Here's when:
2nd Mondays, 11:00 am -12:15 pm
3rd Thursdays, 2:00 – 3:15 pm
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SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
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April 12, 2023Join South Central Yearly Meeting Friends for weekly mid-week worship. All Friends are welcome to join.
To join by phone, dial 1-346-248-7799 and enter the Meeting ID followed by the pound sign (#).
Meeting ID 835 8653 6172
Password 263 479Need help with Zoom? David Schoen, Little Rock Friends Meeting, will clerk this meeting and will be available at 7:15 on Zoom to answer questions about using Zoom. Worship will begin at 7:30pm and go until about 8:30. Sharing until 9pm.
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FCNL Conversations
FCNL Conversations
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April 13, 2023Thursdays with Friends is a twice-monthly online conversation series. It is a brief 30-minute community chat on issues that Quakers and people of faith are compelled to continue to work on, whatever our circumstances. Led by various FCNL staff, recent conversations have included:
- Presidential War Powers
- Saving the Environment
- Public Health and Welfare
- Racism & Policing
- etc.
Sign up to join the conversations at
http://fcnl.org/twfjoinView past conversations at
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SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
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April 19, 2023Join South Central Yearly Meeting Friends for weekly mid-week worship. All Friends are welcome to join.
To join by phone, dial 1-346-248-7799 and enter the Meeting ID followed by the pound sign (#).
Meeting ID 835 8653 6172
Password 263 479Need help with Zoom? David Schoen, Little Rock Friends Meeting, will clerk this meeting and will be available at 7:15 on Zoom to answer questions about using Zoom. Worship will begin at 7:30pm and go until about 8:30. Sharing until 9pm.
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SCYM 3rd Thursday Connections
SCYM 3rd Thursday Connections
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April 20, 2023Get together monthly via Zoom
Join us for conversation, getting to know each other, laughter!Here's when:
2nd Mondays, 11:00 am -12:15 pm
3rd Thursdays, 2:00 – 3:15 pm
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SCYM 4th Sunday Connections
SCYM 4th Sunday Connections
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April 23, 2023Get together monthly via Zoom
Join us for conversation, getting to know each other, laughter!Here's when:
2nd Mondays, 11:00 am -12:15 pm
3rd Thursdays, 2:00 – 3:15 pm
4th Sundays, 5:00 – 6:15 p.m. -
SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
SCYM Midweek Meeting For Worship
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April 26, 2023Join South Central Yearly Meeting Friends for weekly mid-week worship. All Friends are welcome to join.
To join by phone, dial 1-346-248-7799 and enter the Meeting ID followed by the pound sign (#).
Meeting ID 835 8653 6172
Password 263 479Need help with Zoom? David Schoen, Little Rock Friends Meeting, will clerk this meeting and will be available at 7:15 on Zoom to answer questions about using Zoom. Worship will begin at 7:30pm and go until about 8:30. Sharing until 9pm.
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FCNL Conversations
FCNL Conversations
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April 27, 2023Thursdays with Friends is a twice-monthly online conversation series. It is a brief 30-minute community chat on issues that Quakers and people of faith are compelled to continue to work on, whatever our circumstances. Led by various FCNL staff, recent conversations have included:
- Presidential War Powers
- Saving the Environment
- Public Health and Welfare
- Racism & Policing
- etc.
Sign up to join the conversations at
http://fcnl.org/twfjoinView past conversations at
https://bit.ly/3dZlKd0 -
Forum: Insights of Early Quakers, Part I -- led by Gary Whiting
Forum: Insights of Early Quakers, Part I -- led by Gary Whiting
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April 30, 2023We are all seekers, whether we’ve been in worship four months or forty years. And we share what we have found with all the other seekers. In this spirit, Meeting will hold a series of explorations of what early Quakers found. They will take place on the 4th Sundays of each month, starting on April 23rd with the quote below from Margaret Fell. This quote is one of the foundations of Quaker faith.
We invite you to join via zoom (11:30 – 12:30) if you can’t make it to Meeting on those days.
And so he went on and said, How that Christ was the Light of the world and lighteth every man that cometh into the world; and that by this Light they might be gathered to God, etc. And I stood up in my pew, and I wondered at his doctrine, for I had never heard such before. And then he went on, and opened the Scriptures, and said, ‘The Scriptures were the prophets’ words and Christ’s and the apostles’ words, and what as they spoke they enjoyed and possessed and had it from the Lord’. And said, ‘Then what had any to do with the Scriptures, but as they came to the Spirit that gave them forth. You will say, Christ saith this, and the apostles say this; but what canst thou say? Art thou a child of Light and hast walked in the Light, and what thou speakest is it inwardly from God?’
This opened me so that it cut me to the heart; and then I saw clearly we were all wrong. So I sat me down in my pew again, and cried bitterly. And I cried in my spirit to the Lord, ‘We are all thieves, we are all thieves, we have taken the Scriptures in words and know nothing of them in ourselves’… I saw it was the truth, and I could not deny it; and I did as the apostle saith, I ‘received the truth in the love of it’. And it was opened to me so clear that I had never a tittle in my heart against it; but I desired the Lord that I might be kept in it, and then I desired no greater portion. ---Margaret Fell, 1694