# George Fox
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george fox (July 1624 – 23 January 1691 (O.S.13 January 1690)) was an English Dissenter, who was a founder of the Religious Society of Friends, commonly known as the Quakers or Friends. The son of a Leicestershire weaver, he lived in times of social upheaval and war. He rebelled against the religious and political authorities by proposing an unusual, uncompromising approach to the Christian faith.
Voice Noting about Mormon Wives, fugly photos and road rage.
Hello my sweet angel babies!
Welcome back to Voice Notes with George and this week we are debriefing or venting or both.
Firstly, I need to clear up am I a Perth girly?!
I touch on things that have given me the ick recently but also a little bit of a PSA that I can't spill the tea even though I wou…
Waltham Abbey School
Potters Bar, United Kingdom. Waltham Abbey was the first official Quaker school for boys, established by George Fox, the founder of Quakerism, in 1668.
Shacklewell School
London, United Kingdom. Shacklewell was the first official Quaker school for girls, established by George Fox, the founder of Quakerism, in 1668.
AGL 487: Sean Campbell
About Sean
Over 20 years of experience in technology strategy, research, and training, have seen Sean work with Fortune 500 companies, mid-market organizations, and business leaders navigating complex tech decisions.
Through Cascade Insights, he trains teams, advises leadership, and p…
Voice Noting about Vinted, Meta Glasses & how I do it all (??)
Hello my sweet angel babies!
Welcome back to Voice Notes with George!
This week we’re voice noting about my suspiciously deep voice, entering my Vinted era and discovering that people pleasing and lowball offers are a terrible combination.
We’re also discussing why I’ve decided the internet and uni…
How can you have Soundness of Mind? Natalie Bale, Sports Therapist
In this episode of the Uncommon Podcast, Natalie Bale, a Sports Therapist and Psychology Student at George Fox, shares insights on biblical perspectives on soundness of mind, mental health, and how faith intersects with mental wellness. She discusses practical strategies for managing intrusive thou…
Story of George Fox-Rufus Jones
"Story of George Fox-Rufus Jones" delves into the life and legacy of George Fox, the founder of the Quaker movement, highlighting his unwavering commitment to faith and social justice. This compelling narrative explores Fox's journey as he challenged societal norms and sought to foster a deeper und…
Emma Explores…Stories, Mysteries & Fame: The Fox Family of Falmouth
Many thanks to our Live “Zoom studio” audience, Linda Teather, Ann Rockley, Rachael Cook, and LaCreshia Griffin-Pope, and to all of you reading now and exploring today’s recording. Thank you so much for joining Emma - Journeys into Genealogy and me in today’s program. The program and notes below ar…
Finding God in Therapy: Navigating Faith, Counseling, and "Therapy Speak"
Can faith and therapy work in harmony? How should Christians decide when to consult a pastor versus a therapist? How has the popularization of "therapy speak" changed the way we talk about spiritual topics? Dr. Jeff Cook, director of psychology and mental health studies for George Fox’s Accelerated…
Voice Noting about losing my voice, massage noises & asking “why not me?”
This week we’re voice noting about completely losing my voice, accidentally embarrassing myself at an event and discovering that apparently a fancy fish finger sandwich just needs the crusts cut off.
We’re also discussing my (but also every freo supporters) completely rational Freo superstitions, g…
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