Easter Settlement 2008

Quakers in past centuries felt led by God to challenge the norms of the world around them:

• the established church
• the slave trade
• poverty
• and injustice.

Their vision of the future was the Kingdom of God on Earth.

What can we learn from Quakers of the past?
What are the challenges facing us today?
What is our vision of the future?

Explore these questions and many others at an Easter weekend for Friends of all ages

 

 Easter Settlement offers time for reflection together with relaxation. Through the long weekend we enjoy a mixed programme of work, worship and fun with discussions and many other activities.   Dancing, concerts, drama, craftwork, walking and singing together are also ingredients of the gathering. Those new to the Society of Friends are particularly welcome, as are families, with special activities for children of all ages.   Cober Hill Guesthouse, on the North Yorkshire Coast, provides a welcoming and relaxing setting.

 

Full details (.PDF) and booking forms (.PDF) are now available on-line or from Phil Entwistle, 8 Molescroft Park Beverley, HU17 7EA, Tel: 01482-863240, phil@entwistle.karoo.co.uk or from your Meeting.
Please print off the booking form and post it to Phil with a cheque made out to 'Quaker Outreach in Yorkshire', by 31st Jan, at the latest.