
West Hills Friends is a Quaker meeting in Portland, Oregon. You can find more about us at www.westhillsfriends.org. Included on this page are words of people in our community, and visitors.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 424 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Nathan Meckley, in a series on God’s First Queries, read from Genesis and looked at the second question from God: Who told you that you were naked? Nathan’s queries for waiting worship were: In what ways do feelings of fear and vulnerability separate... more
Nathan Meckley starts a series on God’s First Queries and reads from Genesis 1 & 2. Nathan’s queries for waiting worship were: Have you ever withdrawn into hiding from God? What happens if you pause to consider that Divine Love is already -- and has ... more
Nathan Meckley shares a message about the manna that fell from the skies in Exodus 16. When, during a time of difficulty or hardship, were your needs met in a surprising and unfamiliar way? How do you discern the difference between “wants” and “needs... more
Nathan Meckley shared a message called “Loving Words, Loving Silence” about the relationship between silence and words in our spiritual lives.
There are silences that we choose and silences that choose us. Perhaps our chosen silence can receive the silence that was not chosen.
Gillian George shares a message about the Testimony of Equality for our series on the Quaker SPICES. Gillian shared that the equality testimony is rooted in the understanding that every human being has equal access to the guidance of the inward light... more
Nathan Meckley shares a message about the Testimony of Integrity for our series on the Quaker SPICES. Nathan shared that integrity urges us, or compels and convicts us to bring our words and our actions into alignment, making it the one Quaker Testim... more
Doreen Crail shares a message about the Testimony of Stewardship for our series on the Quaker SPICES. She shared about being stewards in four areas: our relationships; our bodies; our resources; and the Earth and creation
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The series centers on spirituality, social justice, and communal living through a Quaker lens, with episodes exploring the SPICES framework, interim ministry, neighborly duty, and the interplay between faith, politics, and personal conscience. Guests and monologues alike tackle topics such as inclusion, nonviolence, time and presence, worship practices, and the meaning of radical humility in modern communities. Across episodes, the conversation often weaves scriptural reflection with lived experience, focusing on practical ethics, discernment, and how faith translates into everyday action within a Portland-area Quaker context. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who value contemplative theology, community engagement, and ethical leade... more
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