"Welcome to the website, Rae. I hope you will give us an introduction and keep us updated on your "adventures" as you travel in Ireland and the UK. Your travel notes from last summer were quite interesting. Looking forward to hearing more…"
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Ellis Hein left a comment for Allan Halton"Allan, I have read your introduction several times now. I am sorry for the person selling those books, that he/she did not realize the value. But that is the way of it. Truth is little valued except by those who hunger and thirst after…"
Ellis Hein left a comment for Jeff Ray"Welcome Jeff to the NFF website. Please feel free take a moment to introduce yourself."
Ellis Hein left a comment for Patrick J. Nugent"Hello Patrick and welcome to the NFF website. I hope you will tell us something about yourself and your involvement with our work. Ellis"
Ellis Hein left a comment for Allan Halton"Allan, I am going to respond via email direct to you. The explanation might be a little lengthy and maybe not of interest to general public."
Allan Halton left a comment for Ellis Hein"Speaking of "technological fossils," Ellis, where is the "simple photo uploader"?"
Ellis Hein left a comment for Allan Halton"Allan, I was able to load a photo, both as a profile picture and as an addition to my photo bank. If you are still having problems it may be that your browser does not have flash player. It that is the case, use the simple photo uploader. It has…"
Allan Halton left a comment for Ellis Hein"Greetings, Ellis, it's good to be here! I am sure we will have some good times of cyber-fellowship! Allan"
Ellis Hein left a comment for Allan Halton"Hello Allan, I am delighted to welcome you to the NFF website. I hope you will feel free to introduce yourself.
Ellis Hein"
Ellis Hein left a comment for Khisa Caleb"Hello Khisa and welcome to the NFF website. I hope you will take a little time to tell us about yourself and what has drawn you to join our website. Ellis"
james harrison smith left a comment for Ellis Hein"Hello Ellis,
Nice to see your turning site and many congratulations. Afraid I daren't turn any more because my wrists wont take it I don't have a blog but will send some photos of things I have made, but perhaps not to this web site…"
Ellis Hein left a comment for james harrison smith"James, thanks for your comments about my post. It is always nice to meet a fellow craftsman. If you still have hankerings after turning, you might find my turning blog of interest. See http://woodturnedart.wordpress.com. Ellis"
james harrison smith left a comment for Ellis Hein"Hello Ellis,
Thanks for the words of welcome. As among other things I did a lot of wood turning once. I liked your comments about sharp and blunt tools.
Kindest regards,
James"
Ellis Hein left a comment for james harrison smith"Hello James and welcome to the NFF site. I look forward to hearing about you and reading what you wish to post.
Ellis"
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On a Personal Note
I feel somewhat constrained to share with you-all an incident that portrays the Lord's protection and care. Yesterday I was hurriedly picking cucumbers; I was late and had a lot to get done before I could stop for the day. Consequently I was trying to be quick while at the same time being careful with the vines. My hand parted the leaves in front of me and there at my fingertips lay a coiled rattlesnake. The snake did not move as I withdrew my hand and my person. I had been working near it…
ContinuePosted on 9thMo. 10, 2013 at 12:41
The Offices of Christ, Why Are They Important
The following material is taken from an ongoing conversation. But even so, it seemed worth publishing here.
Hello ****,
In our conversations, something has been winking at me off and on. But I have not captured it until now. In all our discussions, I have lost sight of the most important aspect. I apologize for my slowness here.
What I have neglected concerns the offices or functions of Christ. In so far as I have read and have conversed with others, this is not a…
ContinuePosted on 5thMo. 16, 2013 at 13:23
The New Foundation
Among other things, I am a woodturner. From experience, I can state that it is possible to do a lot of things with dull tools. But if you ever come to use a properly sharpened tool, you will never again be satisfied with dullness.
This is the distinction between a life lived hearing and obeying the voice of Christ, the prophet like Moses whom God has raised up, and a life lived subjugated to any man-made discipline you care to name.
The reason for the difference is that hearing…
ContinuePosted on 3rdMo. 24, 2013 at 18:14 — 1 Comment
February Fox Reading Conference Call
What seemed to me to be the best insight during our Fox Reading Conference Call came in response to a statement Fox made in Sermon III regarding walking by faith rather than by sight. Peter Glass pointed out that, contrary to our logic, faith is a stronger, more reliable sense than sight. This must be understood in the context of the sermon we were reading where this faith is the gift of God, written on the heart by Jesus; not the result of my efforts to believe something…
ContinuePosted on 2ndMo. 19, 2013 at 14:10
Comment Wall (22 comments)
- At 15:23 on 7thMo. 6, 2011,
Tom Smith said… We have been in the Minneapolis area for about a year. My major connection with NFF is that for 3 years we attended Manasquan MM with Lewis Benson. My father was a pastor in Indiana YM (FUM) and a missionary in Jamaica and Kenya. He was a student of Friends history and tried to convey the living Christ 24/7. We moved to NJ after my PhD in Science Ed and became "convinced" "unprogrammed" Friends especially with Lewis and other members there. I have been a member or "active attender" in FGC, FUM, Independent(Beanite), EFCI, and Conservative Meetings.
We are now "retired" near our daughter and her family.
- At 12:14 on 7thMo. 7, 2011,
Peter Glass said… Hello Ellis,
I haven't yet met or known about Tom Smith, but am looking forward to perhaps meeting with him.
Thanks for the information!
Peter
- At 7:28 on 7thMo. 11, 2011,
Stuart Masters said… Dear Ellis,
Thank you for your welcome. Just read your piece on the Lord's Prayer. Appreciated it!
Blessings,
Stuart.
- At 2:34 on 7thMo. 22, 2011, Peter Glass said…
Hello Ellis,
b.t.w I emailed Tom Smith, but haven't received a reply yet. I'll track him down somehow, as he sounds like an interesting contact.
Regards,
Peter
- At 17:28 on 7thMo. 22, 2011,
Allistair Lomax said… I'll put it to the other members of the site committee to see what they think?
Paul and Mike, any comments to this suggestion?
- At 8:54 on 7thMo. 26, 2011,
Kenneth Schroeder said…
- Hi Ellis. As I am a bit isolated here in Portugal, and have no meeting to attend, I am always looking for other ways to surround myself with Quakers. Aside from the Bible and my Quaker Reader, the internet seems to be the best way to do that. I am sure NFF will be a help to me, and I hope to contribute to the mission of NFF as well. Thanks for your interest, and I look forward to communicating with you in the future.
- At 14:00 on 9thMo. 3, 2011, Peter Kennedy said…
- Greetings from Scotland Ellis. I have been a Quaker for just over 20 years and am saddened that some British Quakers do not seem to be interested in the words of George Fox and the early Quakers, they see them as being secondary to their Quakerism. How often do we hear the words of early Friends quoted in ministry? Fox said that Christ had come to teach his people himself, but we rarely hear his teachings or name in ministry either.
- At 19:25 on 9thMo. 4, 2011, Peter Kennedy said…
- I've been to one NFF meeting a few years back - in Edinburgh. I work in Employabilty - supporting those with disabilities, mental health or substance misuse to get or maintain their employment.
- At 15:53 on 9thMo. 5, 2011,
Stephanie Stuckwisch said… Hi Ellis,
No, it's not my work. It's the abalone inlay on the peghead of my mountain dulcimer. The luthier is Janita Baker.
Stephanie
- At 22:35 on 9thMo. 11, 2011, Stephanie Stuckwisch said…
- Sorry, Ellis. It's rosewood. The luthier told my walnut is too soft for an inlay.
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