Exploring Our Quaker Roots: Moving Towards Repair

Thu 28 Jan · Online · NW1

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28 January - 24 June 2027, Online Are you interested in exploring how we, as Quakers, can take responsibility for the actions of those who came before us and move towards repairing the future? Join this six-month programme to deepen your personal and collective engagement with Quaker reparation. This 6-month course is for Friends in Britain Yearly Meeting to deepen our engagement with Quaker reparation within a supportive and structured group.

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On the question: How far does complicity reach beyond those who did the harm?

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