April 2007

The Nature of God

By Stephen L. Angell

He decided not to resist divine prompting the second time.

A Christian Vision of the Earth

By Ellen M. Ross

Sensitivity to the Earth has deep biblical roots.

Managing Conflict and Natural Resources through Good Clerking: The Legacy of Gilbert F. White

By Robert E. Hinshaw

Gilbert White saw environmental work as an important arena for promoting nonviolence.

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Elias Hicks, Environmentalist

By Paul Buckley

An unpublished text by this early 19th-century Long Island Friend reveals a strong environmental consciousness.

The God Within: A Jewish-Quaker Perspective

By France Pruitt, a first-person story as told to Judy Priven

A refugee and Holocaust survivor, France Pruitt is both a Quaker and proud of her Jewish heritage.

The Liberation of Nathan Swift

By Daniel Jenkins

The example of this 19th-century conscientious objector offers a lesson for today.

Giving Attention to Our Leadings

By Shirley Dodson

The author responds to the query: What Are Friends Called to Today?