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More and more uncertainty looms in our future, and our minds and hearts are pulled towards despair, apathy, and separation. As a 400-year-old faith tradition rooted in transformation, the Religious Society of Friends has been called by our belief in a more liberated world to not rest in hopelessness. Instead, we are called to allow our hearts to break open from what we see and feel, to let our lives speak, and to listen to that of God in ourselves and those around us.

Our imaginations are going to be key in this next chapter of our individual and collective journey, and being spiritually fortified as active agents of our imaginations and creativity is becoming more and more essential. In this workshop, join Quaker clown Dwight Dunston in activities, conversations, and embodied practices that give voice and movement to your highest dreams, and stretch you to go to the edges of your creativity, as we build the Beloved Community.

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Leader

Dwight Dunston is a West Philly-based facilitator, hip-hop artist, educator, and activist who has brought his creativity, care, and compassion to schools, community centers, retirement homes, festivals, and stadiums all over the country and internationally. He is the host of Pendle Hill’s podcast, The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope, and a teacher of Pendle Hill’s Spring Term.

If you would like to join us for dinner before the event, please sign up at least 24 business hours in advance.