From Sue Rico Connolly; contact sueconnolly94 AT gmail.com
“Armed Hostilities”, an anti-war play, will be presented at the Radnor Friends Meeting House, 610 Conestoga Road, Villanova on November 15th at 11:30 am.
“The Quaker commitment to peace goes back to our roots in 17th-century England…. The peace testimony is probably about as close to an absolute as you can find in Quaker faith and practice; like silent worship, it goes a long way to defining who we are and how we live in this world.” (Source: Quaker.org) Like many other Quaker Meetings, Radnor Friends Meeting has members trained as conscientious objector counselors to support interested young people in their own discernment process regarding draft registration.
Please join us on November 15th at 11:30 am for the presentation of an anti-war play entitled “Armed Hostilities.” This play was written by Mary Anne Carlson Morgan who taught Theater and English at Radnor High School until retirement. The one-hour play “Armed Hostilities” is a series of statements and poems about war performed by Katherine Mallon-Day. Members of Radnor Meeting will be present as greeters if you have any questions when you arrive.
Radnor Friends Meeting holds our Meeting for Worship every Sunday from 10-11am and everyone is welcome.