When I was 4, I lived in war torn Germany. One day we received a care package sent from Quakers in the US. It contained a doll, which spoke!! , flowered fabric for drapes my mom sewed the most beautiful dresses for my sister and I for and a can of ovaltine. My sister and I ate the entire can, spoon by spoon. It was so delicious. My mom was so happy. She received a pair of red high heeled sandals with a toe cut out. I ended up marrying the son of a quaker in Philadelphia many years later.

@KellieEverts--conductsNightTra

2 жыл бұрын

Quakers are saints

@JanetPhillipsTheGrassIsGreener

Жыл бұрын

Wow! What a blessing! How'd they get your info to send those things?

@Adele.N

5 ай бұрын

@@JanetPhillipsTheGrassIsGreener They would of received the package from part of a large distribution in Germany, not sent to an individual address.

@PeterLucasErixon

Ай бұрын

💎

@TheHoodVoice2024

9 күн бұрын

I’m from Philadelphia my grandfather was a Quaker

I never realized the Quakers had such outstanding ideals that they actually lived not just preached.

I am English, 75 years old & thinking of becoming a member of the Quakers in the future. This is a beautiful & inspiring documentary. It told me many things I did not know, especially about the Friends Ambulance Service. But this film forgets to mention those Quakers who were slave owners in the Southern States. And another film is needed to tell he story of Herbert Hoover - who was raised as a Quaker, When he was President of the US (1929-1933) he believed that the Federal Governmnet should not intervene, to counter-act the disastrous effects of the Great Crash of 1929. Thank you for this inspiring film!

I’m 47 years old and attended Friends School in Bakersfield grades K-4. I have recently been discovering that much of the person I am today, who honors peace, integrity, justice, is because of the wonderful teaching I received at that school. In the last 10 years I have been seeking God, and have been wondering why it’s so easy for me to meditate in silence and instantly connect with “the light.” It seems I have come full circle. Thank you.

Wow. I'm 82 years old. Why didn't I know about this before! Thank you Quakers. You are a blessing

@jackfrosty4674

Жыл бұрын

dont take the fake shotttt. IS not really a vaccccine. Is a weaponn. Gives you 1,100 side effects including bloodclotts.

@tomasofaolain3117

Жыл бұрын

O really

@Fishingtuts

7 ай бұрын

People know of the Quakers but don't know what they are about, from my perspective.

BEST QUOTE IN THE ENTIRE VIDEO: "Physical freedom with no job, no way to take care of your family is just another form of slavery."

@1Spunky

2 жыл бұрын

Please explain how freedom, the ability to gain for yourself and family is slavery? We are not born into a “cast” system. People of any ethnicity can make whatever they want; however, there are ignorant people trying to make America sound or worse yet seem a vile place it isn’t until certain people began tearing down statues and teaching systemic racism but that is a lie. So, please explain your comment.

@1Spunky

2 жыл бұрын

Oh and those who don’t or won’t try to earn a living are just lazy not in slaved.

@debtipka

2 жыл бұрын

@@1Spunky -- You really need to re-read the quote. Think about it, churn your little noggin around it & attempt to understand what it is saying. Because you've jumped to a conclusion based on your inability to read comprehensively. And you're all fired up to get into an argument, which I am not. It's like this, your body can be free all day long, but if there is no way to make a living, to provide for yourself & your family... are you really free?

@jackfrosty4674

2 жыл бұрын

@@1Spunky Think how the system of the world keeps many in poverty no matter how hard they work. The system set up by those now on top keeps others down by regulation, licenses, voter fraud......Wake up.

“Be respectful and kind to everyone. We are all the same.” My mother’s words to me.

@sandycheeks1580

7 ай бұрын

No! We’re not all the same. I just watched a video about psychopaths. 😮 Gotta Vett the heck out of People who approach you. They don’t always have good intentions. Keep protection on you & stay safe in this world.

My husband was raised Quaker, attended a 4-year Friend’s boarding school and, with his family established a printed genealogy going back to Baltimore in the 1600s.

I had been Christian all my life,when I joined The Society of Friends. What made the biggest impression on me,was everyone was sincerely kind. There was no gossip or back strapping.

@KellieEverts--conductsNightTra

2 жыл бұрын

most 'Christians' are Pharisees, holier than thou, they do not incarnate Jesus

@barrysaunders8787

2 жыл бұрын

Christians are baptized. A pagan is an unbaptised person. You say you are an unbaptized person? You are a lier. You are not a Christian, you just think you are a Christian, wishful thinking for not make you a Christian. look it up in the dictionary

@therant3837

2 жыл бұрын

@@barrysaunders8787 I'm challenging your rhetoric friend. Show me in scripture where it says what you have said. There's too much blasphemy already among people who speak the way you do. Where in scripture did you get this information for you to draw that conclusion???

@therant3837

2 жыл бұрын

@@KellieEverts--conductsNightTra How do you know this? Do you know every single Christian in the world and their walk in Christ with The Holy Spirit?

@robinhoodstfrancis

2 жыл бұрын

@@barrysaunders8787 A Christian follows Jesus with integrity, not ceremony. Matt 7:21, "Not everyone who says 'Lord, Lord' .... Those who do the will of my Father in Heaven ...." Zacchaeus was saved, not because he got baptized, but because he found integrity, as many like to say, he repented. Luke 19. Read about the love of God through Jesus.

My ancestors on my dad's side are all Quakers. I always wanted to explore more about what that meant. His generation is the last one that was raised in the Quaker church. I don't know why but neither he nor his siblings raised us cousins in the church. But obviously the influence was there because I recognized so much of my own philosophies in life which I'm sure were based on my upbringing by both parents but I can see now where many of my ethics and outlooks have come from. I plan to do more research.

@michigandersea3485

7 ай бұрын

Because their Inner Light told them it didn't matter that much lol. This is what happens when a church is too lax. "Be not conformed to this world" Romans 12:2 seems to be pretty important for keeping the Christian faith but every temptation is to be conformed to the world.

I had an elementary school teacher who thank God made them more than a footnote when teaching history. My foster grandmother's church used to visit, pray, and eat at a Quaker Church in Pennsylvania. I still remember the food and feeling of brotherhood. I'm greatly enjoying this. Thank you for spreading love. positivity, and knowledge.

As an African I wished I was taught information like this when I attended school. There were so many White folk and very religious groups that publicly were critical to the wicked socio-economic phenomenon of slavery.

Just listening to this was like coming home.

Praise God for this wonderful movement 🙌🏻🙌🏻

My mother’s family came here from England away back in the day to practice their religion. They kept that faith through generations and many of them keep it still. Although I personally wasn’t brought up Quaker, my mother, my grandmother and my Great Aunt had a huge positive influence on me. I grew up in the 60s and 70s. Racism was everywhere. But I was taught better. I’m so grateful and truly proud to be descended from those kind, loving and gentle people. I love you Grandma and Aunt Maude!!!💗💗

@joshuacherian6718

3 жыл бұрын

God bless you. I have heard the Quakers were very good christians.

@kittiwhieldon4329

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshuacherian6718 The quakers that I have known were the most humble, sincere and genuine Christians and people that I’ve ever known. I am grateful for their loving influence.

@paulthomas2337

2 жыл бұрын

Explain to me why Quakers do not believe in or practice baptism when it was the example set by Jesus??

@loriar1027

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulthomas2337 Quakers believe in the baptism of the spirit and that the ceremony of baptism gets in the way of the true experience. Christians focus too much on ceremony and not enough on the spiritual experience of communion with God.

@Patriot11111

2 жыл бұрын

@@loriar1027 Baptism is more than "ceremony"

There were lots of Quakers in New York State, too. I grew up on a farm on Quaker lane and my father is buried in a quaker cemetery. The last house we lived in was very old and my mother looked up on historical records and it was believed to have been used as part of the underground railroad for escaping slaves before the Civil War. The house had unique extensions build on it and was build up from literally a one room house! This was in Dutchess County.

@CalienteDesign

2 жыл бұрын

Mine too. Came to bring health care and education to the Seneca in 1798 to the Allegheny Reservation, and into the 1960's still remained their Friends trying desperately to save their lands. They did quite a lot of buying of slaves and bringing them up to New York and across Indian land to Canada and freedom. So proud to be a Quaker.

Im so glad i seen this ...it inspires me and makes me proud that there was compassionate ppl to help one another. Do what is right and fair.

The one thing that impressed me when my husband and I visited the Quakers meetings * this was not the one run like a regular church, but in silence and speaking only when you feel the Holy Spirit moving within to speak) and they were so social and community and even world minded. They wanted to do things and reach out to this world with justice for all people. I have a book from a gentleman who now has passed, as well as his wife, they were Quakers and such sweet people, and he and his wife lived in my area, and he wrote a book on how he would not go to war during WW 2 ( He was a conscientious objector) and the book I have, explained how much he went through and his prison life during the war. His name was Howard Moore. I was graciously given many books to help me with knowing if I should continue on as being a Quaker but yet learned much more in this vlog.. Thank you! There is not any doubt that they have contributed so much to the world.

@littlebitofhope1489

2 жыл бұрын

The meeting you went to was un-programmed. Programmed meetings look more like other Protestant churches.

@carolweaver3269

2 жыл бұрын

@@littlebitofhope1489 Thank you.. Now that you have said it i do remember that beng mentioned. Nice to have choice.

Though raised Catholic I have always been attracted to the Quakers, there is a Friends Meeting House in my town I often been there it is the most peaceful, restful place.

Praise God for Society of Friends- He preserves a remnant in all seasons and all ages! Thank you for this rendition.

@mariarufina8396

Жыл бұрын

Is society of friends is in India?

What a wonderful story of unsung heroes, history makers and lovers of Christ Jesus whose love has extended far and wide. Thank you for sharing.

@sharonhennessy8868

3 жыл бұрын

@Kicapu Okay, thanks for the heads up

Love hearing this history of such a loving community of God. 💜

@F-KOONClarenceThomas

Жыл бұрын

WHAT, they were all devils, including Lincoln

@Laayon19

10 ай бұрын

​@@F-KOONClarenceThomasthey sound Bahai to me. Intelligent.

I am an archaeologist and worked on a burial site here in England. It was fascinating doing the historic research. Very interesting.

A lot of my ancestors that first came here were Quakers. I found this very educational and thank you for sharing this.

I'm definitely not a Christian but I got major respect for the Quakers !

@judeirwin2222

2 жыл бұрын

I have, rather than I got.

@MM-ub2xv

2 жыл бұрын

although quakers started out as christian, there are many non christian quakers and even atheist quakers now :)

@sylviadailey9126

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! I am not Christian because there are a few issues about Christianity that really turn me off. I like Jesus though. With the Quakers, there does seem to be a big improvement. It is so refreshing to see Christians who actually follow through the values of peace, love and charity for a change. They walk thier walk. That is a level of honesty that is very impressive. I think the biggest way for Christians to improve is to stop killing others that don't have the exact same beliefs. Quakers go beyond that and advocate peace in general. That is great too. The only time the documentary mentions Quakers killing others is the Union soldiers of the Civil War. This is a case where killing is actually justified. If anything, the Quakers probably saved countless black lives with thier support. Black lives matter, and that made the endeavor worth it.

@sylviadailey9126

2 жыл бұрын

@@MM-ub2xv Ooh I didn't know that. Maybe Quakers can be something for me.

@ferretman6790

2 жыл бұрын

Same

Great job on the historical perspective. May God forgive us when there are short-sightings due to the customs of the times. All colors are equal in the eyes of our Creator. May God forgive us for not rising above hatred and the lack of respect. I respect all colors and Jesus loves us all, because He does love all of us. Don't believe that Jesus doesn't love all equally. We're each born with gifts which He's endowed to us and we must embrace those gifts and live them out for the purpose of loving and helping mankind, one-another. Claim those gifts, be happy and share Our Creator's gift of life. Love, Chloe

@deborahburroughs8905

2 жыл бұрын

What a beautiful prayer Chloe! Thank you I know Jesus dwells within you.

@lorihenderson673

2 жыл бұрын

Hi chloe I'm in Outlook a proud atheist with an interest in the politics of religion but even this old cynical me was moved by your post.

@JLKB-1947

2 жыл бұрын

Peace and Equality.

@jamiepoems

Жыл бұрын

@@lorihenderson673 the scripture says eternity is in our ❤

@naneek4702

Жыл бұрын

@@jamiepoems can you please give the verse/verses that say this? I've never heard it. It's beautiful 🌻

Finding out a lot of my ancestors were Quakers made me very proud.

Good that this movie is available for viewing by all.

My grandparents & all the way back to William Penn, I've been told, were all Quakers. I have great admiration for the Society of Friends, especially their anti-slavery stance, the anti-violence stance, and the fact that women are equal, even as Pastors & other church elders. My grandparents grew up using the "plain language," thee, thou, first day, second day, etc as substitute for the days of the week, which are all named for "gods." Great program.

@anfrankogezamartincic1161

3 жыл бұрын

Quakers are unique and rare among other (so called) Christians. Seems they understand the word of Christ in a right way. I am not a religious person but i don't judge others beliefs. But i hear and see how hypocritical most of believers are towards the different ones

@Merely_divine

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Just learnt something from your comment. Had to no Idea that the days of the week are names of gods. Had to look it up after reading your comment and it's actually true. Will do it the quakers way (lol, just kidding)

What a great message of how to be in the world but not of the world. I am blessed! The very highest and best to all.

I’m a life long Quaker and some of this was new to me! Very enjoyable and beautifully made!

@paulthomas2337

3 жыл бұрын

Why don't Quakers of Friends Church believe in Baptism when Christ said it was the thing to do??

@lindamoorhead3007

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulthomas2337 I don't understand what you're saying or know of any çoñtract. Sénd mé something ín writing.

@biancasingh4465

3 жыл бұрын

I knew very little about your religion and people.I now think the Quakers have a beautiful view and understanding of humanity.

@caroleimani9754

3 жыл бұрын

I remember hearing somewhere that Quakers/Friends don't believe in "outward signs" (water baptism communion, stained glass windows) of an "inward work.")

@deborahhutcheson1501

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindamoorhead3007 Well, Christ said we must be born again, which in lies baptism, but one can certainly get into Heaven without baptism. Baptism is one making a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ. However, many people are saved in their deathbed. God bless you!

I'm from Philadelphia, and my family has a rich history. My grandfather was a Quaker, and my grandmother was a runaway slave. Despite the taboo against mixed marriages during the 1800s in Philadelphia, they followed their hearts and married. This was remarkable, considering that even though Pennsylvania Quakers were heavily involved in the Underground Railroad and other anti slavery movements, many still disapproved of interracial marriages for various reasons. Some Quakers, however, practiced what they preached and defied convention for love and to make a statement. The 1800s were a tumultuous time, and I'm grateful that the Quakers played a crucial role in the Underground Railroad's success. Without their courage and conviction, the outcome might have been very different. Rip Thomas Garrett 1871

This is very inspiriting movie. I am touched by all the good things Quakers have done.

@hionawolford7109

3 жыл бұрын

m n mop no.

Respect and peace to all Friends!

Recently interested in the Society of Friends, I found this very informative.

Oh my goodness!!💞 I'm so so glad I watched this. Thank you!

Very interesting movie. I grew up in Newmarket, Ontario where there was a Quaker meeting house with active members, There is also a private school that is still in operation. The Quakers had a huge influence in the area where I grew. Though not a Quaker myself, I stumbled on this video. Very interesting indeed!

@lillyagafia1267

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, what a fascinating and informative piece on the Quakers. My hat is off to them. It's made me want to learn more about them as well as if they have churches out on the west coast. 3/31/21♡

I love the spirituality. The belief that we can all have personal inspiration and revelation from God is at the foundation of my religious beliefs as well. Super documentary!

Everything that I read and learn about quakerism I agree with. I am strongly drawn to quaker teachings. I feel it is a faith based firmly on truth, justice, peace, loving kindness and humility.

Oh, my goodness. I loved this. My father's family were Quakers from SW Ohio and Kansas. I knew the slave story, but not much else besides the story of my family, of which one was a journalist and wrote 'The XXXX Brothers of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Oklahoma'.... Thank you so much for posting this!

My grandfather's side was Quaker clear back to Nantucket and Pennsylvania. I'm not a Quaker but I'm proud of my Quaker ancestors & heritage. Levi Coffin is not a direct ancestor but we are related.

Thank you for posting this awesome and very inspiring documentary. We sure needed it at a time like this where our faith keeps us from losing hope. What makes the Quakers unique and very special people is the fact that they are humble and low-key, they do good and you never hear about it. After watching this, I can sincerely say that these beautiful human beings have made a huge difference all over the world and while evil was raging, their acts of love were conquering!🙏

@Beanmachine91

2 жыл бұрын

is it true the quakers, amish, and mennonite are anti-war?

@littlebitofhope1489

2 жыл бұрын

@@Beanmachine91 Quakers are. I can't speak to the others.

@claudiam5152

6 ай бұрын

Years ago I was at the memorial service of a quaker friend (no funeral because she had given her body to medicine). There were people there who told stories how she had significantly changed or even saved their lives. And even her husband hadn't heared half of those (and they were a close, loving couple). She just considered what she did nothing special.

Wow! Lots of knowledge and understanding. I know these truths personally. My spirit is united in these teachings and ways. Thank you for sharing this history and the way of the Friends society. Namaste

@lourdesdelapena1852

2 жыл бұрын

Filipina /82 /great grandma of 6 / 🥰💎💕👍❤️🙏🏻

Through research of my family tree. I discovered that on my mom's side we have Quaker relatives. As I sit and listen to this I am getting so many questions answered about my faith. I became a believer in Jesus Christ when I was 18. Raised Catholic I have always had a calling from my heart to be right with God. So through my now husband excepted Christ as my savior. But I do have to say that Justice is huge to me. But I struggle with fighting for it. As a child my father was the biggest racist and I struggled with him and his attitudes and behavior. I have always seen people as the human race. Not a color or any less than me. Thank you for this. It really has helped me to know that I was prayed for and became a believer because of it.

@paulthomas2337

3 жыл бұрын

The problem I found with Seventh Day Adventist Church is that they do not except the Book of Mormon which is another testimony of Jesus Christ. The Bible even says that later in time there would be another book written and another testimony of Jesus Christ. The Bible was written for the Jews and Gentiles of Europe while the Book of Mormon was written for the defendants of The Americas ( North America, Central America, and South America = The Americas). So if you combine both books you have the fullness of the Glory of God of all peoples which Jesus taught. You need both books and the Book of Mormon even has many identical scriptures and verse - so ask yourself why?? You would not buy a new car without an owners manual. In same way Jesus taught and had scriptures written for both sides of the world. On each side of the great sea he taught them the scriptures.

@maria-cc8uy

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulthomas2337 I'm sorry but that's not true. 2 Corinthians 11:4 “For if he that cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive another spirit, which ye have not received, or another gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might well bear with him.” Deuteronomy 4:2 2 Ye shall not add unto the word which I command you, neither shall ye diminish ought from it, that ye may keep the commandments of the Lord your God which I command you

Author Philip Gulley is a Quaker pastor in Indiana. He has written a wonderful series of cozy novels featuring a Quaker community in the Midwest. He has also written a number of devotional and meditative nonfiction books.

@novemberecho3807

3 жыл бұрын

And very enjoyable books 📚

I have some ancestors that were Quakers. Reading the meeting transcriptions has been interesting as is learning that they had such a big hand in history. Cool.

@paulfri1569

5 ай бұрын

I'm related to the famous Quaker of Joseph Fry + Elizabeth Fry 🍫🍫🍫

My children were fortunate enough to go to The Friends School Wonderful teachings .

What an interesting video! Prior to watching this, I had very little knowledge of the Quakers, their history or beliefs. I wanted to learn about the Quakers because I have discovered, by a happy accident, that I am directly related to George Fox, the founder of the Religious Society of Friends. I would imagine many Quakers reading this will recognise my surname as the maiden name of George Fox's mother, Mary. In fact she was my 9th Great Grandaunt, that is, the daughter of my 10th Great Grandfather, John Lagoe, born in 1560 in Kingsbury, Warwickshire, England. In fact, I live only 25 miles from where George Fox was born, Drayton-in-the-Clay (or Fenny Drayton as it is now). I only discovered the link yesterday while researching my family tree, and I cannot express in words how it has affected me. I feel so privileged to know I am related to the mother of such a great, pious man.

Quakers are the best

@paulfri1569

5 ай бұрын

Yes. Did so much more for humanity then any other religious group ever.. This is not a understatement..

My mother's side came from Quakers. I did not know much about any of this but against all odds I became a Social Worker, then Praise God a Christian.

@paulthomas2337

3 жыл бұрын

Quakers do not believe in baptism or to be born again and raised from the dead to become a new creation in Chris by complete immersion in water. So why don't they??

@caroleimani9754

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulthomas2337 They believe since they (supposedly) have Christ in their hearts, this is called an "inner work." So therefore, since they (supposedly) have Christ INSIDE their hearts, they don't have to prove it to anybody by "outward things" such as baptism, communion, stained glass windows , and fancy Churches.

Wow. I have been a fan of the Quakers for a long time, since I got motivated to go from Long Island, NY to Philadelphia to buy a Quaker book. I was transformed on my path powerfully by Buddhism and the 12 step groups, with help from Unitarian Universalism and Christian Science. I have learned even more about the Quakers and recognize them so dearly. This video warms my heart so intensely that it makes me realize I want to identify as one, here, abroad and long from the US. Thank you for this amazing video!

God bless all people...God bless the children....God bless the hopeless may they find peace in you Lord. I know I have found peace in my Lord Jesus Christ. May all see the light and love of our savior Jesus Christ. Amen.

God bless the Quakers!

My paternal grandmother was Quaker. Unfortunately my father never allowed his children around her nor get to know she or her family. I wish I had gotten to learn about this part of my heritage.

My grandmother had relatives who in past generations were Quaker and did help support freedom of slaves to be free through indiana, underground railroad. Some farmers I guess would have people stay at there homes until they could find a safe place to be free, thanks to God that couple who went to visit president Lincoln and did right things to abolish slavery. I guess Quaker did have good influence on the country .I hope we can continue to have this spirit of love and caring so much for each other as God is love and peace.

@karenwebber9200

3 жыл бұрын

Amen!!! And God is very concerned with community. Unlike the 'church' which is lukewarm in love at best.

Thank you vision video and all whose hearts were poured into this work. .May the Lord use you and bless you more for His glory.. Believe you are Quakers indeed. Thanks.

Great content. This is actual news not the sort of thing we watch on TV today. God bless you all. 💪🙏♥️

God 🙌 this channel. Ty for these spirtual videos..

Being born in McKeesport pa, a product of my mother visiting Cleveland Ohio and there meeting my father whom was an Ukrainian emigrant, prior to my birth he enlisted in the the army went to Vietnam where served 3 tours as a gunner on a Huey that did drop offs and extractions in military hot zones often time behind enemy lines. Being separated from my father , my mother remarried and we relocated tithe S.F. bay area. Looking back and learning what I know today I am identify myself as a quaker not in the traditional orthodox way, but in principle. War is not good for mankind and there is much Truth the comes from within. That little bit of yeast of doubt is something that all believers should do Thier best to cast away,. Trusting in gods word and doing it are two seporate things. Yahweh I pray that you will strengthen all who love your word to do your will, and to walk uprightly before you, in the name of Yeshuah Ha Mashiach I pray, amen.

An inspiring documentary never knew what they stand for

It is nice to see a clear historical look at what Friends actually do and believe. I learned much that I was unaware of from this film. My Husband’s ancestors came to Canada during the Civil War in the USA, and helped to build the oldest wooden meeting hall in Ontario, which still stands. They have a very positive message, and the courage of their convictions. Thank you for sharing this.🖤🇨🇦

beautiful world view.God bless.

And I learned something this is what the whole world should do i love it thanks 😇💟💟💟 love you all guys thanks.

As a southern woman, I am proud to be a descendant of USS Grant. I am proud of his trust in Quaker solutions to dealing with Native Americans.

@robertknowles2699

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, independent as they are.

What a glorious story!❤️❤️❤️❤️

i was always attracted to quakers ever since i saw a movie with Gary Cooper :), but now I admire them.

@debadiptobiswas5611

2 жыл бұрын

same

@lynneosborne7651

2 жыл бұрын

@@debadiptobiswas5611 Friendly Persuasion was the movie.

Breath taking. The Friends must have influenced Gandhi

@patriciafeehan7732

2 жыл бұрын

Gandhi was a few centuries later. Ghandi.

Every knee Shall bow Every tongue Confess That Jesus is Lord!!!

@jackfrosty4674

2 жыл бұрын

Keep telling people. It is by confessing JESUS CHRIST is son of God and calling on JESUS to save you by FAith that you are saved. Must also admit have sinned. Keep giving them hope. Go girl.

@F-KOONClarenceThomas

Жыл бұрын

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@jonathanfell688

Жыл бұрын

As a Quaker I find that very troublesome. 'Lord', 'Bended knee', does not speak to my testimony of Equality at all.

Some people sat on there hands when Nazi Germany was rampaging through Europe and then enjoyed the peace on the sacrifices of others. Pacifism can be cowardly and wrong when enabling evil.

@pamelaharter5931

3 жыл бұрын

What the documentary pointed out was all the ways that Quakers sacrificed for others despite the pacifism, to do good and help people in great need, slaves, war victims, even allowing their bodies to be experimented on for science, even starvation. They provided a lot of support to the war effort like medical support, or food for the starving etc.

I love Quakerism

in in Australia ...i never was told abouts Quakers... I wish i had quarker beliefs in my up bringing...it makes more sense to me ....and real . I am up lifted to know there was ppl out there whom believe in truth and knowledge... I gone to a catholic school i always felt i didn't belong because in my heart i question them alot .i they had alot of prejudices and hypocritical ways .

Treat people as how you would like to be treated.

If only we could all today think like Christ and realize all men are created by our Creator equally!

I like the spirit of Quakerism, although I reject religious claims as spurious. Good people. That counts for a lot.

Here learning history!

Here's sending my love & best wishes, to all my Dear Quaker brothers & sisters. This is such an interesting, inspiring & soul uplifting video. I love so much, the emphasis placed upon human equality, because in truth, all humans are indeed created equal. Thanks for sharing.

My father was Quaker. Few understand their ways.

It's a shame most Christian Americans arent in what Christ told us we are servants of God to the most marginalized people. Ty Lord Jesus. For true principles of Our Lords sermon of the mount.

I have been doing genealogy for several years now, and those such as William Penn are on my tree. I come from a long line of quakers. Both sides, so I found this quite interesting. Thank you.

I like this historic presentation. Love it. My friend is a Quaker very decent man. 🙏

I've got a Quaker house that is a couple doors down from me it's been empty since I've lived here I think it's beautiful definitely tell it to Quaker house and it's still standing and looks good

This is both fascinating and inspiring to learn about! It makes my heart smile!

Thankyou for this video: I never thought of myself as a quaker infact I didn't even know what one is but looking back over my years the Quakers think as I have thought of myself if God would like to speak to me I've never tried to look for him he knows where I am, what I've done and doing I'm only here as he will know, and after 2 major strokes and being induced into a coma he isn't bothered about me yet, saying that he will be seeing me soon because of my age until then I'm still the quiet Anthony with no enemies thankyou for giving me media that puts the old grey cells into motion.

@xaviersonofgod4464

3 жыл бұрын

Anthony, it isn't God who does quite literally everything. We must be born again through sincere repentance from our sin (forsaking them, and changing our mind to what scripture says), and faith that Jesus Christ came and paid the penalty for sin for both you, and I on that cross, and was raised again 3 days later. It's a team effort, not one side or the other doing all the work.

@karenwebber9200

3 жыл бұрын

Jesus is Lord we choose HIM on this side or do without anything good eternally...

@foxecarpentress4964

3 жыл бұрын

As we grope through the Darkness of this earth experience, it is His, God's, Jesus', Hope that you Will Call on Him and Seek His Great Love! He gave us an instruction Book, The Holy Bible. You must be Born Again, to begin the sanctification process of Transforming your Mind and Actions into Christs Mind, our Forever Leader in Eternity!!! Blessings

There is a need for more Quakers among the red states as well as the blue states

@Traci_S_Aaron

Жыл бұрын

Indeed yes

@glossypots

10 ай бұрын

If only.

@paulfri1569

5 ай бұрын

Yes 🎉

thank you for this

God is one, god is all, all is one.

Beautiful message

Quaker's are like true Jedi Knights in the Star Wars Universe. Closest thing on earth to the Jedi's 🌟🌟🌟

Beautiful!

The last words, if Quaker’s could be proud, we would be proud of what Quakers did....no sir, God and Christ with the Spirit did the job, Quaker’s and others were employees carry out the Boss’s programs

I was told as a child that I am related to William Penn., It made me feel important and directed my whole life to these Values 🙏. I will study more about the Quakers , I just might have found my home 🏠

Proud to be 8th generation Friend

Thanks!

@visionvideo

9 ай бұрын

Welcome!

Wow, I just stumbled upon a great group of people who share similar spiritual beliefs founded upon God, love, equality and non-violence. They look so beautiful and kind that I am sure it's being exulted from the inside out. I hope they remain as pure and idealistic today as their fore fathers of yesterday. I would love to see them take justice and compassion to another level by defending "people of the animal kingdom" by advocating a kinder type of diet (namely veganism.) Thank you and God bless.

Perfect! From Brazil

God Loves us share Gospel and kamatayn unexpected pasalamat gid ta sa taga bugtaw ta kay From God na thank God Amen❤ Praised GOD Godbless HALLELUJAH AMEN

I'm LDS, I loved this. I feel spiritual envy. What a wonderful faith.

@12roosterde

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need to be jealous. You can have it too!

@narniagirl1420

2 жыл бұрын

@@12roosterde the LDS church is very brutal to anyone who escapes from their beliefs: shunning them and so the person loses their whole family, all their friends, their complete support system of the LDS community - it takes a very brave and resourceful person to escape the LDS organization. An evangelical church, one that is very hands-on in ministry (like the Salvation Army) would take them in, but they don't know that.

Fantastic 🙏🏻💙❤️💕

Walk for Jesus.

I visited Harrisburg to see Pennsylvania’s Capitol Building and saw THE HOLY EXPERIMENT written on the walls of the rotunda there. But it became aware to me that there have been more blood shed on Pennsylvania’s soil than any other including the French wars ••• I’m intrigued by Quaker ideas and first got introduced to Quakers in my hometown Richmond Indiana.