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  • Jeanelle Wheeler: Agape Lifer Graduates from Brown

    Posted by George on August 14, 2018

    by Brayton Shanley and Suzanne Belote Shanley Jeanelle has been coming to Agape since her mother Teresa Wheeler carried her here in…


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  • Voices

    Posted by George on August 14, 2018

    Comments by Iona College students: Class on Sustainability and Community, after a weekend at Agape with Professor Meryl Nadel “I thought the trip removed the classroom atmosphere to…


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  • How Am I Ruined for life?

    Posted by George on August 14, 2018

    by Matt Carriker I was incredibly grateful to spend much-needed time with a like-minded spiritual community at Agape’s hermitage this July.  I serve as the Protestant…


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  • Paul Hood, Wounded and Triumphant Wisdom Keeper (1926-2017)

    Posted by George on August 14, 2018

    by Dinah Starr A vivid picture in my mind is that of Brayton Shanley standing with Paul Hood under the portico of the Cambridge Friends Meeting….


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  • White Supremacy, Christian Supremacy, and the Need to Change Our Lives

    Posted by George on August 14, 2018

    Jim Robinson Behind the altar of the Agape chapel, a driftwood cross twists around the icon of Christ Pantocrator. The 6th century…


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  • Another Lesson Learned

    Posted by George on August 14, 2018

    by Brayton Shanley It was Sunday afternoon, and we at Agape were hosting students from Harvard Divinity School for the day.  We were having a discussion about nonviolent lifestyle and…


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  • Reflection From Visitor Marjorie Corbman

    Posted by Aria on August 13, 2018

    Jim Robinson brought his friend and fellow Fordham PhD candidate, Marjorie Corbman, to Agape in late July. The two of them delighted the community with kale salad and crispy…


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  • Everything Is Real Customer Appreciation Day

    Posted by Aria on August 10, 2018

    Allah Mathematics Allah is the founder and main barber for the Everything is Real Barbershop at 182 Dudley Street, Roxbury.  Here are photos and reflections on Everything is Real…


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  • Solar is Agape’s Sole Power

    Posted by SuzanneShanley on August 7, 2018

    As of June 2018, both of the houses and the electric car at Agape run solely on solar power. In 1999, Agape began its commitment to solar energy when…


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  • Annual Agape Workday June 2018

    Posted by SuzanneShanley on August 4, 2018

    This year’s Work Day included a memorial to Pat Tracy, who, before his passing last fall, had come to every Work Day to drive groups of students, serve refreshments,…


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