
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 | 380 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Gil George shared that integrity, for her, means knowing herself and her values, and living in a way where her identity, actions, and intentions remain aligned with those values even though it is always a work in progress.
Nathan Meckley reflects on how the word Friend carries both depth and aspiration for Quakers. Nathan asks us to consider what it means spiritually and relationally when we call someone friend or Friend. What does it mean to you when you call someone,... more
Nathan shared a message and reminded us that this season, from Halloween through All Saints and All Souls Day and Día de los Muertos, invites us to pause and honor that “the visible here and now is just a fragment of a much larger spiritual reality.”... more
Doreen Crail offers a First Word about how she’s been learning to turn down the noise, limit her doom-scrolling, and focus her thoughts and prayers on what is true, lovely, and joyful. She’s learning to listen and rest in God’s presence, hearing the ... more
Nathan reflects on autumn as a season that calls us to spiritual attention and reminds us of the wisdom in nature. Just as a tree’s hidden colors appear when chlorophyll rests, the beauty and truth within us can emerge when we pause and rest.
Nathan Meckley reflects on wearing a cross made from spent shell casings to the rally, and explores the cross’s history as both a symbol of suffering and transformation. True faith involves embracing the cross's rough edges and living into the daily,... more
Nathan Meckley shares that the story of the ancient Jews, and the core founding story of the biblical narrative is not the oppression, but their deliverance. Because they could tell their story in all of its fullness, then they were able to make thei... more
For the message, Zac White of Multnomah Monthly Meeting drew from scripture, Rumi, and Mary Oliver. Zac invited us to approach prayer as a quiet attunement to the Spirit already present within and around us.
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This podcast focuses on the Quaker tradition, offering reflections and discussions on spirituality, community, and personal experiences tied to the principles of Quakerism. Episodes often highlight the importance of silence, connection with God, and the roles of individuals within the community, striking a balance between introspection and collective engagement. Notable themes include handling life's challenges through faith, exploring the transformative power of love, and the communal aspects of worship and support during transitions. Through personal anecdotes and thoughtful queries, the hosts invite listeners to consider their own spiritual journeys and the broader impact of Quaker values in daily life. The podcast stands out for its gen... more
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