April 2006

A.J. Muste: The 20th Century's Most famous U.S. Pacifist

By Charles F. Howlett

Raised in the Dutch Reformed Church, A.J. Muste became a Quaker in World War I and then a leading practitioner of nonviolence.

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Walking with Gandhi

By Chris Moore-Backman

To succeed, as Gandhi did, peace movements must ally themselves with the poor.

Friends Association for Higher Education: Serving Mind and Spirit

By Barbara Dixson

FAHE helps its members align their academic and their spiritual lives.

Middle School Friends Workcamp

By Carmen Berelson

A weekend experience in Philadelphia was life-altering for her and for her daughter.

Visions of Quaker Ministry

By Tristan Wilson

Raised as an unprogrammed Friend, he is being drawn to pastoral ministry.

Quakerism for One

By Mariah Miller

A year in China, isolated from Friends, led her to scrutinize Quaker culture and faith.

Membership in Transience

By Amelia Arundale

A young adult Friends' retreat helped her overcome a spiritual disconnection after her move to college.