Sex and the Spirit
found a safe space to reflect and explore
We arrived for ‘Sex and the Spirit’ weekend at Woodbrooke apprehensively. Would we be obliged to share aspects of our lives that we would rather remain private? Were we about to be sold a particular message with which we might not agree? Would the event be grounded in Quaker testimonies, or simply respond to trends in the wider society?
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What a relief and delight it is when Quakers talk and write about Sex. I’m very much looking forward to attending the next workshop on this theme and wonder if it could become a Quaker on the Road event! I’m not sure who gets to see my comment but if it can possibly be forwarded to the authors of this article and the Friends who ran the workshop I’d be very thankful!