September 2005

Facing Evil: Genocide in Darfur

By David Morse

The author considers his-and Quakerism's- responsibility to become involved in this catastrophe.

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Peace Culture: The Vision and the Journey

By Elise Boulding

Building a culture of peace will require reconciling our need for each other with our need to deal creatively with differences.

Light Beyond the War Clouds

By William Nichols

Despite widespread fear and theological narrowness in the United States, the author finds hope.

Dual Lights: On Being a Jew and a Quaker

By Ernest Rubenstein

There is something unique about Quakerism that enables it to include people who have dual or even multiple religious affinities.

Oasis of Peace

By Elizabeth Walmsley

From the perspective of her own struggle with hope in adverse situations, the author looks at the Neve Shalom community in Israel.

Ripeness and Yielding: A Meditation

By Helen Weaver Horn