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Marriage has always been regarded by Friends as a religious commitment rather than a merely civil contract. Both partners should offer with God’s help an intention to cherish one another for life. Remember that happiness depends on an understanding and steadfast love on both sides. In times of difficulty remind yourself of the value of prayer, of perseverance and of a sense of humour.

Lockdown

Due to National Lockdown the meeting house will close for the next four weeks from Thurs 5th Nov.

We must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope.

Martin Luther King Jr

Zoom Meetings

Brant Broughton Meeting is making its online MFW open to the Area Meeting.

Please write to Cynthia Fleming giving Brant Broughton Clerks permission to use your e.mail address (for data protection records) and she will add you to her list.

Foodbank

The following items are required for Food Parcels..

Long life milk,Tinned Meats

Tuna,Coffee or Tea Bags

Tinned Spaghetti,Tinned Meat Pies

Tinned Sweet Corn,Tinned Potatoes

Tinned Carrots,Biscuits

Tinned Hot Dogs,Tinned Peas or Mixed Veg,Baked Beans

Rice Pudding,Tinned Fruit

Cereal.Pasta or Rice,Instant Noodles

Cuppa Soup,Pasta n' Sauce (pkt)

Savoury Rice(pkt),Tinned Meat Balls

Tinned Soup,

Sqash

Also Christmass food and Toys

Friendship Meeting

The friendship meeting will be held on 9th January 2021

It is thought that it will be held online although it was originally to have been held at Gainsborough meeting house.

It will start at 10.30 am

Lee Taylor will speak about working with Quaker partners in Southern Africa in

pandemic times.

She will bring the work of Friends of Hlekweni in Southern Zimbabwe into her talk.

Quaker Worship

“What we are looking for is what is looking.”

St. Francis of Assisi

Our life is love, and peace, and tenderness;
and bearing one with another,

and forgiving one another,
and not laying accusations one against another;
but praying one for another,
and helping one another up with a tender hand.
–Isaac Pennington, Letters, 1667