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Pedaling Quaker Action in the Anthropocene

Minga on the Edge

Minga on the Edge

Go and come back. Go forward and see. Pray and listen. Come home and share. Breathe it in and breathe it out. Love through hate. Hope in darkness. In March I will live for a few weeks near refugees, and hear their stories in the hot sidewalks of Tijuana/San Deigo. On...

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Darkness and Borderlands

Darkness and Borderlands

Before the longest nights of 2018, I heard about the exodus of Latinx had reached the Mexican northern border. During the dark of the moon I was obsessed with the drama and the heroism. I saw the poetry in streams of people fleeing in groups of 80 or of 45 or of 15....

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Spring’s Truth

Spring’s Truth

The world is sweet and dripping with Spring. Holy abundance has sprung underfoot. My heart quickens at the sweet flute of finches, the hum of the first bees at the cherry blossoms.  Wasps, lizards, chipmunks and coyotes learn to adapt to this explosion of Spring. And...

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33 Years of Resistance

33 Years of Resistance

A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death. —Martin Luther King, Jr. How can I remove myself from the war economy? Jesus’ message is to drop the sword and find...

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Angelic Troublemakers

Angelic Troublemakers

Quaker Worship  Feb 25, 2018 — Spoken Ministry I asked the Holy One for water, and I was given ice. I asked the Holy One for warmth, and I was given the embers of a dying fire. I asked the Holy One for truth, and I was given an ancient poem. In my confusion, I asked...

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