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Excellent, rich sharing about Quaker worship experience. I particularly liked the diversity of aspects.

Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou ❤

As far as I know you are one of the few organisations that have principles and endeavor to live your life according to principles. I have principles too - LOVE - TRUTH - HUMILITY How many tell the truth on all occasions regardless of the consequences? John

Will the exhibition be travelling to the other states of Australia? I'm sure there are others in Western Australia who would like to see it too.

Timestamps 00:00 - Intro - Mary Jane Hogan 03:06 - Quaker History - Jacque Schultze 04:48 - History of Friends In Stitches - Sally O'Wheel 12:54 - Official Opening - Alex Greenwich, MP 16:35 - Slideshow - Photos by Jay Boyd and Vlad Pavlovic

Congratulations on the exhibition, shining a light on Australian Quaker history.

The Brisbane Arboretum panel was completed by the Qld Quakers Friends in Stitches with assistance from three lovely ladies from the Qld Embroiderers Guild.

Well done Friends. Shining a wonderful light on Quaker history in Australia.

How to get integrity in office surely is to vote for those that have integrity. It’s not something that laws can create it’s a human trait that is obvious to see by those looking. In other words don’t just vote but vote right take it seriously and make sure you know as much as possible about the people you vote for. This will take some time because it may not be on show so look deeper.

Thank you Friends for the witness you show towards probably the most important aspect of good governance and good democratic processes.

I feel sorry for those that believe in Quakerism as they do not believe in Jesus's Christ

You make so much sense! Thank you 🙏

This resonates!

Thank you for your wonderful attempt at explaining Quakerism, but there is more, and it is probably the love and sheer contentment that comes with it. I have just turned 73 and have been Quaker all of my wonderful life, and I recommend that all people give Quakerism a second and third look, trust me please it will be well worth it.

Bruce, we're already equal under the constitution. Aboriginal people already have representation in parliament and can make effective policies as they see fit. There is an indigenous minister for crying out loud. Billions are pouring into indigenous communities. Your argument doesn't make any sense. Vote NO.

You claim the equality of all peoples and yet you advocate voting yes to give one race primacy over our parliament and 97% of Australians. You need to think through what equality means before putting your members onto the road to inequality with a yes vote. Vote no..

"Integrity" in public office? Are you guys comedians as well?

WAKE UP..............................VOTE NO ! !

Does our lord promote racial divisions as well? Would our lord be happy with one group of people being treated differently to other groups 🤔

The constitution is already about equality because it doesn't mention race. Vote no to making our constitution divisive.

This guy has no idea hasn't worked in prime Areas and probably doesn't have a clue about what actually happens in community, 11 so called indigenous people in parliament that's a pretty big voice what are they doing for there money?looking after themselves and creating a big divide.

It’s almost certain the this national socialist movement will fail. However the amount of wasted resources and taxpayer dollars is insane. hard working individuals like myself have to pay

Interesting I thought quakers would vote primarily based on principals, that people in this country will not be treated differently based on their racial background. The voice is brought to us by the same people that brought us ATSIC the only difference would be if the voice went thru the corrupt body would be unaccountable. The truth is the aboriginal people have a voice in parliament already they have 11 elected members, the voice is a trojan horse the wording in the referendum doesn't just limit them to decisions affecting them only, it goes much further right to executive government. Why won't albanese tell us the specifics about the voice because he knows the majority of australians would be against it. It is sensible to vote for something without knowing any real detail about it?

Yes is about taking Australia's construction,it has nothing to do with giving the first nation people a voice because they already have a voice that is already very much heard

Truth Telling ? Steady on Uncle Toby. In 1770 - 600 language groups fighting internally & externally. Women used for trading. Now disappearing millions by their own administrators. Selling off land returned to them in good faith. Their own agendas being hijacked by the politically savvy. Looking at world history any one of a number of nations could have claimed Australia. Who would you rather- Spanish, French, Dutch, Belgians, Germans, Chinese or Japanese ?

If the referendum passes it will mean that the indigenous peoples will be entitled to dual two way representations to the parliament, whereas, non indigenous Australians will only be entitled to one way representations to the parliament. Well now! In this connection won’t that be racism being enshrined into constitutional law. Marcia Langton calls for anti racism strategies to be put into place if the referendum fails. Well then Marcia? How about equal representation for all citizens to the peoples parliaments across Australia if the referendum passes! 🇦🇺💯%

It's a pleasure to hear the gentle clear Quaker voice added to this Voice question - our future is a walk together, somehow, and sharing our own diverse stories and deep listening in circle is a simple groundbreaking start. As for the vote in October, it's also a simple groundbreaking start to a future walking together with more likelihood of peaceful and healthy communities of all kinds here in Australia. Thank you for the video 👍

Let's keep the focus on closing the gap. Did you know that indigenous people are not allowed to own land in their communities? That there is little or no private enterprise in those communities? Have you ever wandered what awaits people who have never worked, never owned a house? This is the reality of our remote indigenous communities. It doesn't have to be. I'm all for reconciliation, however the focus must be on providing economic freedom for these particular impoverished Australians. It's their decision, so let's hope indigenous communities vote to become financially viable.

How can you say you want equality and then say you will vote yes! The hypocrisy is astounding!

If you want equality for ALL vote No. Write No.

Vote no to communism and racism.

This guy should walk in Wiluna

No to group voting, yes to individual voting. Equality for all vote no.

If it is such a good thing, why are so many of indigenous against this referendum? It appears that the 200 handpicked indigenous people who were part of the making of Uluru statement were not truly communicating with or representing the will and consensus of the all indigenous people. Many prominent indigenous leaders among them. The fact is that the indigenous people are already included and have every right that each Australian citizen have now, that itself is already equality. We need to note that the indigenous are also getting extra billions of dollars going into all the indigenous affairs, agencies, schemes and ministries each year, yet it does not appear to be getting to the intended destination. Where is it going? And now the Australian people are told they want more? Who is really the one pushing for this referendum cause its definitely not the general population of indigenous? This referendum will only divide this nation (indigenous vs non indigenous) and that serves nobody well. United we stand, divided we fall. Vote No.

Vote NO

I don't dispute that we need to close the gap, but I doubt if the Voice will do anything other than create yet another talking shop. I'd like to see more grass-roots initiatives where they matter rather than more reliance on government-sponsored interventions. Government initiatives tend to lack the flexibility to adapt to the complexities of local conditions.

Great video. Brought a tear to my eye🥲 Thankyou. From a traditional owner.

Great to see

I wish a Quaker Meeting was in my area. I had Quakers in my ancestors.

Is there a link to The Quaker Shop in Adelaide on your website? I cannot find any information about the shop. This website is very hard to navigate.

I think what Duncan said about having reconciled that truth in ourselves gives us both a space and place to listen to the other. However, that listening is not that we may do in the daily round of life but rather a prophetic type of listening. This type of listening is deeply grounded in the saying: our life is love. 54:06

Where can I find a friends quaker church in Melbourne victoria

My name is Jordan backhouse

I am reading Margery Post Abbott’s book, “To Be Broken and Tender: A Quaker Theology for Today,” and had to see if I could find something more about Ms Abbott on RUclips. I allow her words to sink in deeply, and will watch this again! 🙏 thank you

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Very inspirational. Thank you.

This gives me hope. Thank you

Am very greatfull to study the Backhouse Lecture Kàpai good news Gray to encourage us to listen to such wisdom

Climate justice = woke horse manure!

The Earth is cooler with the atmos/GHGs/albedo not warmer. To perform as advertised the GHGs require “extra” energy upwelling from the surface radiating as a black body. ruclips.net/video/0Jijw7-YG-U/видео.html The kinetic heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmos molecules render that scenario impossible. No greenhouse effect, no GHG warming, no man/CO2 driven climate change or Gorebal warming.