Quakers gather for World conference in Dublin

A nine-day conference with more than 300 Quakers from all over the world begins today in Dublin.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2007 - 09:33

A nine-day conference with more than 300 Quakers from all over the world begins today in Dublin.

Members of the Religious Society of Friends from 40 countries will attend the denomination’s triennial international conference to explore their response to global issues.

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