We Value Friendship, Justice, and Deep Listening
David Stellfox
I'm attracted to Quakers/Quakerism for lots of reasons. Maybe the first is the sense of responsibility to develop one's own relationship with the divine -- as opposed to having it handed to you on a platter by a priest or a pastor. That seems integral to the faith itself, and having a community of fellow seekers to share, guide and assist you, but not judge you, is equally important. Finally, I'm drawn to the desire for justice and peace usually associated with Quakerism.
Hiking and nature are the big ones, plus international travel whenever possible, sometimes combining both -- hiking and international travel.
Vanilla! There is no need to guild the lily!