Four Doors to Meeting for Worship
“I once thought worship was something I do, but for many years now it has seemed as if worship is actually a state of consciousness which I enter, so that I am immersed into a living, invisible stream of reality which has always been present throughout all history. In some mysterious way, this stream unites me with the communion of the saints across the ages and brings me into the presence of the Living Christ, the Word, the Logos written of in the Gospel of John.”
— William Taber, 1992
Quaker educator and minister

Today’s Invitation
Enter into the living, invisible stream of reality.
This Week’s Query
What reading would you recommend to someone new to Quakerism?
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William P. Taber, Jr. (1927–2005) was a conservative Quaker minister, writer, and teacher at Friends schools and Pendle Hill. He also led retreats on various aspects of Quakerism, prayer, and the spiritual journey.


