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SUMMARY:PYM Middle School Friends
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to see you all for our Winter Gathering January 31-February 2! The weekend will include small group worship sharing\, lots of laughter\, group games\, and new friendships as we build our MSF community. \nThe Winter Gathering workshop with Tara Rubinstein will build on earlier discussions at Annual Sessions 2019 and the MSF Fall Gathering. We’ll revisit the model of the gender and sexuality spectrum through games\, reflection\, and crafts. Queries we will explore together include: What is sexual orientation? How do you figure this out for yourself? How do you support your Friends as they figure it out?  \nOur workshop facilitator is Tara Rubinstein of Red Seeds (and former MSF coordinator!). Tara Rubinstein is a writer\, educator and mother. She has created and/or supervised programs for adolescents that support LGBTQ identity\, drag performance; spirituality\, anti-racism\, mythology and magic\, community building\, sexual wellness and body positivity. Her current youth programs include The Diana Circle – a feminist rites of passage group for girls ages 8-13\, and Brother Sun – a positive masculinity program for boys ages 8-10. \nFor more and to register\, click here\nDon’t forget the Middle School Friends Medical/Permission Forms if you have not yet submitted!
URL:http://westernquarterquakers.org/event/pym-middle-school-friends/
LOCATION:Lancaster Friends Meeting\, 110 Tulane Terrace\, Lancaster \, PA\, 17603\, United States
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SUMMARY:Katharine Gerbner at Haverford College
DESCRIPTION:Quakers and Slavery in the Seventeenth Century\nCHS 104 Chase Auditorium\n370 Lancaster Ave\nHaverford\, PA 19041\nContact: Susan Penn spenn@haverford.edu\n  \nHaverford College’s distinguished visitor Katharine Gerbner\, McKnight Land-Grant Professor\, University of Minnesota will be giving a talk about her research on Quakers and slavery. \nEighteenth-century Quakers were leaders of the abolitionist movement\, but many seventeenth-century Quakers were slave owners. \nIn Pennsylvania\, William Penn was a slave-holder\, and leading English Quakers used their connections to Friends in Barbados to import enslaved men and women. \nProfessor Gerbner’s talk will examine how these seventeenth-century Quakers reconciled slavery with their peace testimony. I will end by asking what it means to truly reckon with the history of Quaker slave-holding today. \nThe talk is sponsored by the Quaker Studies Working Group\, and the Department of Religion in conjunction with the Distinguished Visitors Program.
URL:http://westernquarterquakers.org/event/katharine-gerbner-at-haverford-college/
LOCATION:Haverford College\, Walton Lane\, Haverford\, PA\, 19041\, United States
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SUMMARY:Game Night!
DESCRIPTION:Come for Fellowship and Fun!\nGame Night at\nKennett Friends Meeting
URL:http://westernquarterquakers.org/event/game-night/
LOCATION:Kennett Friends Meeting\, 125 W. Sickle Street\, Kennett Square \, PA\, 19348\, United States
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