Introduction to Faithfulness Groups

This video explains the practice of faithfulness groups and how to form them. Participants in such groups testify to the spiritual gifts they have received, including greater awareness of the movement of the Spirit, deeper spiritual intimacy with other members of the group, and renewed vitality in their spiritual communities.
Interviews for this video were recorded at Woolman Hill Quaker Retreat Center at the end of a 9-month program entitled Nurturing Worship, Faith, and Faithfulness.
The program was co-sponsored by New England Yearly Meeting of Friends (Quakers), Woolman Hill Quaker Retreat Center, and Marcelle Martin. Funding support for the program was provided by the NEYM Legacy Gifts Future Fund, the Obadiah Brown and Sarah Swift Benevolent Fund, and the Bogert Fund.
Guidelines and spiritual practices for Faithfulness Groups are available in A Guide to Faithfulness Groups by Marcelle Martin, published by Inner Light Books.
Faithfulness group guidelines and other resources to support the spiritual journey can also be obtained at awholeheart.com
Interviews with Benjamin Warnke, Alice Grendon, Jennifer Hogue, J.T. Dorr-Bremme, Ben Bootsma, Hilary Burgin, and Marcelle Martin.
videotaped and edited by Rachel Guaraldi
www.rachelguaraldi.com

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Marcelle's final comment is what convinces me that I need to do better. I am doing better than I used to, but I tend to get complacent with where I am. Much more will be needed before I/we can bring a message to the world that will help us through the coming decades. Thanks for this.