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Apr 13, 2018 1 hr 21 min

Episode 04: Jay O'Hara

from On Carrying A Concern Hosted by Callid Keefe-Perry

In this episode we sit down with Jay O’Hara of West Falmouth Preparative Meeting, Sandwich Monthly Meeting. We sat down with him during Annual Sessions of New England Yearly Meeting, in 2016, after Jay spoke at a plenary about his journey to participating in an action of climate witness. We don’t focus on the Lobster Boat Blockade, specifically, but explore his journey to Friends, ways in which he was prepared for that work, the support he receives from his meeting, and how his life was turned over to faithful action without concern for outcome.

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