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		By: Kathleen Wooten		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Yes Martin - I did indeed come to Friends from the belief net quiz - labeled a &quot;liberal Friend&quot;. Luckily, the Quaker Meeting down the street from my house, which I always thought was just a historic old building, had a phone # on the internet on a simple website, and I talked to a person and showed up.

 I&#039;ve heard this story over and over in my travels.  How many people last week searched for Episcopalians when they saw Bishop Michael Curry on the internet at the royal wedding?  And if then they showed up at their local church - did they find what they expected?  Could they even find the local church online?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes Martin — I did indeed come to Friends from the belief net quiz — labeled a “liberal Friend”. Luckily, the Quaker Meeting down the street from my house, which I always thought was just a historic old building, had a phone # on the internet on a simple website, and I talked to a person and showed up.</p>
<p> I’ve heard this story over and over in my travels.  How many people last week searched for Episcopalians when they saw Bishop Michael Curry on the internet at the royal wedding?  And if then they showed up at their local church — did they find what they expected?  Could they even find the local church online?</p>
<p>Thanks for sharing your thoughts.</p>
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