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Fire Of The Heart: Norman Morrison's Legacy


in Vietnam and at Home # 381 Anne Morrison Welsh Anne Morrison Welsh tells the moving story of her husband's self‐sacrifice at the Pentagon in November 1965 in a desperate effort to help end a war he abhorred. Quaker Norman Morrison felt led to make this extreme statement in the manner of Vietnamese Buddhist monks. In telling her husband's story, the author also shares her own spiritual journey of forgiveness, acceptance and gradual recovery from life's wounds. A 1999 visit to Viet Nam was healing for Anne Morrison Welsh as she and her daughters met with many Vietnamese who shared with her the extraordinary impact that Norman Morrison's act had on their hearts and minds. About the Author After the sacrificial death of her husband, Norman Morrison, in protest of the Vietnam War, Anne Morrison became active in peace work, especially with the American Friends Service Committee. She also worked for years with the YWCA and with developmentally disabled adults. Now a freelance journalist, Anne writes for two western North Carolina weeklies: The Black Mountain News and The Yancey Common Times Journal. She and her husband, Robert Welsh, are active members of Swannanoa Valley Friends Meeting in Black Mountain, North Carolina. This essay originated as a talk in February 2005 to a Holy Ground spiritual retreat for activists at Common Light Meetingplace in Black Mountain. Anne is writing a memoir in which she shares her own spiritual journey of healing and forgiveness.


Holding One Another In The Light #382


Marcelle Martin Praying for each other intercessory prayer can deepen our connection to the Divine Presence and help bring healing to individuals and our communities. Marcelle Martin offers a personal account of her discovery of and experiences with intercessory prayer and describes the many forms it takes among Friends today, from interpersonal prayer support to meetings for healing to a prayerful witness for peace on earth. Calling readers to "hold one another in the Light," she declares: "Intercessory prayer in all its variations supports those we love, helps our meetings to be spiritually vital, and contributes to making manifest God's healing and transforming presence on earth." About the Author Marcelle Martin, a member of Chestnut Hill Monthly Meeting in Philadelphia (PA), has served as teacher and spiritual nurturer at Pendle Hill. She also facilitates retreats to help monthly meetings explore spiritual practices and grow as faith communities. She is a graduate of the Shalem Institute Program on Spiritual Guidance and the School of the Spirit's program on Contemplative Living and Prayer. She is currently writing a book about women .


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