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Thompson</div><div class="byline"> 5 September 2015</div></div><div class="body"><div><h2>1. Introduction</h2><p>Henry Thompson was present, representing SE Scotland on Sufferings for the first time at a normal working meeting.</p></div><div><h2>2. Selected highlights</h2><div><h4>2.1. 09 03 "Our faith in the future"</h4><p>The draft from the Long Term Framework Working Group was presented and discussed. This single-page draft, which focusses on <i>how</i> we go forward, rather that on <i>what</i> we will do, has no <i>dates</i> associated, unlike the existing A Framework for Action, which it replaces. These changes are worth noting, and is to some extent in my view a recognition that the very <i>idea</i> of Long Term Frameworks has been effectively rethought.</p><p>Some parts of A Framework for Action will continue to be useful/relevant, but we weren't given sight of an additional document which is expected to detail these.</p></div><div><h4>2.2. 09 05 Minutes received 1, North Wales: Quaker Credit Union</h4><p>A national Quaker initiative to facilitate the creation of AM-level Credit Unions? We endorsed in principle, with NWAM encouraged to produce a detailed/costed proposal.</p></div><div><h4>2.3. 09 05 Minutes received 2, Southern Marches: Memorial to Innocent Victims of War</h4><p>A proposal to add a memorial to the National Memorial Arboretum, close by the recently erected one for the FAU/FRS one, has been well-received by the curators there. Despite some continuing concerns about the phrase "innocent victims", we encouraged SMAM to take this forward.</p></div><div><h4>2.4. 09 07 The Church: Towards a Common Vision</h4><p>Quaker Committee for Christian and Interfaith Relationships (QCCIR) presented a re-draft of our proposed response to the World Council of Churches consultation paper with the above title. In the spirit of <a href="http://old.quaker.org.uk/sites/default/files/To-Lima-With-Love.pdf">To Lima with Love</a> ([Quaker] Committee on Christian Relations, 1987), it is an excellent statement of our understanding of what it means to be a Church. It's accompanied by a study guide. I'll let Friends know when these are available in their final form.</p></div><div><h4>2.5. 09 08 Vibrancy</h4><p>Woodbrooke and YM Trustees will shortly review and most likely approve a pilot scheme, involving new staff specifically hired and locally situated in four or five 'regions', to enable our meetings to become vibrant.</p></div><div><h4>2.6. 09 09a Statement on refugee crisis</h4><p>A draft public statement on the refugee crisis was presented, and judged to be insufficiently robust. By the time of this report, a revised version will presumably have been widely circulated.</p></div></div><div><h2>3. Other business</h2><p>Reports from YM Trustees, QPS&W Central Committee were received and briefly reviewed, and various procedural/structural bits of official business were taken care of.</p></div></div></body></html>