22 September 2026 at 20:00 – 21:30
Venue: Zoom
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Jonathan Fletcher from Wellington Meeting, New Zealand will explore the nexus between: global population growth in the last 100 years; the increasing signs that collectively we are failing in our care of creation; and the Quaker commitment to recognising that of God in everyone.
Jonathan is a long time New Zealand Friend. He has undertaken various roles in Friends and is currently Clerk of the Asia West Pacific Section of FWCC.
Note that our meeting starts at a slightly later time than usual. To allow for the time change, Jonathan has kindly offered to talk to us at what for him will be early morning the following day.
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