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Our mission is to promote peace and social justice through education and dialogue inspired by nature. - Progessives creating an oasis with and for each other in the beauty of New Hampshire's White Mountains - Live your values with an educational get-away! - Enjoy a healthy grassroots alternative for organizational retreats, conferences, and renewal in the White Mountains - Plan a vacation that educates, supports the peace movement, and respects nature while bringing out the best in human spirit - Social responsibility doesn't have to end when you leave home. World fellowship is possible!A unique, affordable, progressive oasis on 455 acres in the splendor of NH’s White Mountains. From late June through mid-September, guests can study the issues of the day with an endless stream of fascinating presenters, amaze themselves by learning yoga postures they didn’t think their bodies capable of, or just paddle canoes around Whitton Pond, a pristine mountain lake. An ideal destination for a weekend, a week or a month, World Fellowship offers activities for all ages. Come by yourself. Have a family reunion or peace group retreat! Get married here! Celebrate, Rest, Relax, and go forth to CHANGE THE WORLD!Established in 1941, the Center has survived times when progressive thinkers were persecuted as threatening to the established order. For nearly 70 years the World Fellowship Center has promoted peace through educational and multi-cultural programs, providing opportunities for people of different backgrounds to meet and to discuss the issues of the day. |
World Fellowship Center tel: (603) 447-2280 reservations@worldfellowship.org "Don't be afraid to be a fool. Remember you cannot be both young and wise. Young people who pretend to be wise to the ways of the world are mostly just cynics. Cynicism masquerades as wisdom, but it is the farthest thing from it. Because cynics don't learn anything...Cynics always say no. But saying yes begins things. Saying yes is how things grow. Saying yes leads to knowledge. "Yes" is for young people. So for as long as you have the strength to, say yes." - Stephen Colbert, Knox College Commencement address, 2006
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