Dear Friend,
We hope this note finds you well in the New Year! We welcome you to our next Quaker Meeting and Creative Conversation on Thursday evening, 3 February at 7PM UK time, by Zoom.
John Richter will share his presentation, On the Edge of Quakers.
John writes:
There is a balance between the comfort of the familiar, hanging on to the way things have always been, as against the need to innovate, adapt and change. Quakers are a Society, not a Religion, with members who have applied to join. So we must not allow our Meeting Houses to become Churches or our creed to become silence. We must benefit from being able to talk openly – both at looking inward at ourselves and outward at the world.
Additional information about our QM+CC and recordings of past CC presenters can be found on our website.
If you are interested in attending and have not registered, please email clerk@nontheist-quakers.org.uk. to register and request the zoom link
If you previously registered, there is no need to re-register, you are on the list. You will automatically receive Zoom links to this and subsequent Meetings, approximately one week before each Meeting. We ask that you please do not share the Zoom link with interested Friends, but encourage them to email the Clerk (clerk@nontheist-quakers.org.uk) to register. You may unregister/unsubscribe at any time by replying to this email address.
In Friendship,
The QM+CC Working group (Gisela Creed, John Senior, William Purser, and Kiera Faber)
Nontheist Friends Network
The QM+CC Working group (Gisela Creed, John Senior, William Purser, and Kiera Faber)
Nontheist Friends Network
Nontheist Friends Network 
I’d be very interested in attending the Zoom on 3rd February. I assume you will send out the link?
IF,
Gerard Rosenberg
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Hi Gerard
If you have already registered (to attend a previous conversation) then you will recieve the link as indicated in the post.
OTHERWISE, you need to email the clerk (as above) to register and request the link for this and future meetings.
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great news, thank you Trevor
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