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We belong to the Religious Society Of Friends, sometimes called Quakers. George Fox founded the Friends Church in the 1650’s in England. Fox believed that the presence of God was found within people rather than the churches. He experienced what he referred to as “openings”, times when he felt God was speaking directly to him. We don’t need a priest or a minister to intervene for us with God.<\/h5>\n
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