In Quaker meetings and churches, meeting minutes represent the wording of a decision or an agreed upon action to be taken by the meeting or church as a whole. FCNL recognizes the vitality of minutes as advocacy tools and as a means of communicating to members of Congress how a body of their constituents is thinking and acting on a particular issue.
Minute Concerning the War in Israel-Palestine: Bellingham Friends Meeting (WA)
“the City of Bellingham believes in and advocates for the self-determination of all people, regardless of religion, race, or nationality”