For information call Nadler at 916-546 7942. The Religious Society of Friends, commonly known as Quakers, meets Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. for worship in a private home in Incline Village. This is primarily a silent time as we listen for the 'still, small voice of God,' our inner light. Group worship is believed to be a direct communion of the spirit with God and each other. Following the worship is a discussion group.
People share literature and personal experiences.
The Quaker's religion or belief is experiential. God's presence in any person makes life sacred, and affirms the need to practice the presence of God in all activity, she says. He says that particularly people who like to go to casinos tell him how they are touched by his television sermon. You don't have to go to church to have a relationship with God. Many people who go to church are racist, greedy, hate the under-privileged and their neighbors in general, he says, and they may not have a relationship with God.