Remember that You Are Dust and to Dust You Shall Return

Ash Wednesday and Earth action: the more we build our Eden together, the more stable our lives become. Dan Coppock

Thank you, Robert Dockhorn

Often, when I travel among Friends, individuals will come up to me and offer warm comments on the excellence of… Susan Corson-Finnerty

On a Mission to Heal the Planet

Risking esteem and friendship to speak truth through Friends ministry interviewed by Shirley Dodson Amanda, what motivated you to apply… Amanda Kemp

Remember that You are Dust and to Dust You Shall Return

Wednesday morning at 6 am my alarm woke me from warm, senseless sleep to face a cold, rainy, and intimidating… Daniel Coppock

Lillian and George Willoughby

Raspberries, bread, serendipity, and nonviolence. Lillian and George Willoughby, members of Central Philadelphia (Pa.) Meeting, were engaged with many projects… Lynne Shivers

Service in the Friends Ambulance Unit

In October 1944, it was my privilege to be one of the Canadian conscientious objectors who had volunteered for service… Edwin V. Abbott

Susan

The Tennessee State Prison for Women was on the north side of Nashville, just beyond the edge of town. It… Tina Coffin

What Would Jesus (Have Me) Do?

"Come, Holy Spirit." This was the first message at the October 10, 2010, meeting for worship. It settled me further… Edna Whittier

Come Back to the Body

I sense a revived yearning in the Religious Society of Friends to deepen and unite both our inner and our… Walter Hjelt Sullivan

Three Kinds of Singing in Meeting

Some years ago (in 1980) when my husband, Bruce, and I were visiting New England Yearly Meeting with a minute… Geoffrey Kaiser

True Confessions of a Closet Quaker

Don’t tell anyone that you saw my name here. The members of my parish might not understand my motivation to… Erik Lehtinen

The Journey of a Doubter

Do I consider myself a Christian? Do I believe Jesus is the son of God? Do I believe the Bible… Marcia L. Mason
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