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The point I am trying to make clear is the fact that if we are to see a resurgence of life and power in our beloved Society we must open the way for vital, kindling, inspiring persons to visit, or better still to live in, the communities where there are, or ought to be, meetings.

— Rufus Jones What Will Get Us Ready (1944)

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There has always been in the Society of Friends a group of persons pledged unswervingly to the ideal.

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If we are to prove that Fox really struck a jet of living water, we ourselves must tap that same fountain.

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