Our introduction to the December Issue.
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Growing Up Quaker
Quaker camps, international peace work, and climates strikes makes up the life of a young Friend.
Among Friends: Who Quaker Kids Are, Who They Become, and How They Lead
Posted in: Among Friends, Quaker Kids
Growing Up Quaker
Quaker camps, international peace work, and climates strikes makes up the life of a young Friend.
Finn Kyrie lives with her family in the Driftless Area of Wisconsin, where she is homeschooled. She attends Madison (Wis.) Meeting.
Posted in: Features, Quaker Kids
I Am a Quaker
Young Friends and religious identity.
Melinda Wenner Bradley is a member of West Chester (Pa.) Meeting and serves as the youth religious life coordinator for Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. She is a co-founder of the Quaker Religious Education Collaborative (QREC), and the director of communications and training for Faith & Play Stories.
William Bradley is an attender at West Chester (Pa.) Meeting and a seventh grade student at Westtown School. James Bradley is a member of West Chester (Pa.) Meeting and a tenth grade student at Westtown School. Ellie Bradley is a member of West Chester (Pa.) Meeting and a first-year student at Barnard College.
Posted in: Features, Quaker Kids
Giving Up Childhood to Avert Climate Catastrophe
Quaker activists are involved in the youth‐led Climate Strike movement from D.C. to London.
Jim Ross jumped back into creative pursuits after retiring in 2015. He’s since published in over 100 journals and anthologies in North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Jim and his wife—parents of two health professionals, grandparents of five preschoolers—attend Sandy Spring (Md.) Meeting.
Posted in: Features, Quaker Kids
Let Your Life Speak
A crossword puzzle for Friends of all ages to enjoy!
Laura Taylor Kinnel, who was once a young Friend, is a member of Newtown (Pa.) Meeting.
Posted in: Features, Quaker Kids
Brightened Corner
FJ Poetry: “They blew into the visitors’ room…”
Ken Gibble lives in Camp Hill, Pa.
Posted in: Poetry, Quaker Kids
Another Language
FJ Poetry: “Standing at the cliff, saxophone…”
Anne Maren-Hogan lives in Burnsville, N.C.
Posted in: Poetry, Quaker Kids
Me and My Maker
A spiritual journey.
A textile designer by profession, Edwina Dankwa Assan founded the social enterprise Edtex over 20 years ago to ethically produce handmade, color-fast fabrics for fashion designers and home decorators. She is a member of Hill House Meeting in Accra, Ghana.
Posted in: Faith and Practice, Quaker Kids
Features
Growing Up Quaker by Finn Kyrie
I Am a Quaker by Melinda Wenner Bradley
Giving Up Childhood to Avert Climate Catastrophe by Jim Ross
Let Your Life Speak by Laura Taylor Kinnel
Poetry
Brightened Corner by Ken Gibble
Another Language by Anne Maren‐Hogan
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