Quaker Midnight

Show NotesIn this short reflection, Gene shares a lesson he first learned from Quaker writer Elton Trueblood—what he called Quaker midnight. It’s a simple but radical reordering of time: beginning each day in rest rather than work.This rhythm of rest is more than recovery; it’s the starting point of a simpler, more centered life with God.Want to go deeper?Read Gene’s Thursday reflection on The Compass, where he explores how this rhythm shapes the Waymarker life of simplicity and trust.Subscribe to The Compass for weekly reflections and resources for the interior journey.Share this episode with someone who could use a quieter way to begin their day. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit genemaynard.substack.com/subscribe