Wess Daniels is from Canton Ohio and is currently serving as a ‘released Quaker minister’ (i.e. pastor) at Camas Friends Church in Camas WA. He is also a PhD student at Fuller Theological Seminary where he is doing a dissertation on participatory culture and the Quaker tradition. He is also an adjunct professor at George Fox Seminary.
He met Emily Miller in college and they were married in 2001. Wess enjoys being a father of two wonderful daughters (with one on the way). You can find more info here.
Wess, I came across your Create a Moleskin PDA and really liked it. Since it was written in 2007, I was curious to see what you have changed since then or if you still use your moleskin in the same way, etc. I’d love to hear more about what you’ve learned. By the way, your site is really good.
Look forward to hearing from you. Feel free to email me.
Sarah
When in silence I experience a tinkling in my arms and legs, a vibration of sorts. My best experiences have been when I am not in control but something greater seems to be, mostly voice. In defining oneself or ones beliefs I find that immediately seperates one from others.