May Forum 2012

Lucretia, I wish I had known you! For twenty years I’ve helped tend the grave of Quaker abolitionist and women’s… No author

Walking From Shadows Into Light

  “. . . for we walk by faith not by sight.” (2 Corinthians 5:7) As a retired person, walking has… Peter Lang

April Milestones 2012

Anthony—James W. Anthony, 73, on July 15, 2009, in Sudbury, Mass. Jim was born on June 17, 1936, in Columbus,… No author

April News 2012

FWCC General Secretary nomination Gretchen Castle of Philadelphia nominated to serve as FWCC General Secretary. The Central Executive Committee of Friends… No author

No Religion. Always Practicing Quakerism.

Quakerism was not my first choice.  When I was 17 and decided to visit some churches, I originally thought the Unitarian… Julia Wise

War, Compassion, and Devonshire Pasty

  My boyhood was spent in Plymouth, on the southwestern coast of England near the little harbor from which the… Ken Southwood

The Elective Franchise and Prisoners

In all but three states in this country, people in prison are disenfranchised from the elective process. That translates into… Edward King

The Moralities of Food

Deep moral issues exist within the topic of food, whether we are talking about the devastation being laid on creation… Roy H Taylor III

May Milestones 2012

Ackerman—Dorothy Hopkirk Ackerman, 90, on March 10, 2011, at home in Minneapolis, Minn. Dorothy was born on October 23, 1920,… No author

Last Date at Friends Fellowship

(in memory of Mary Elizabeth Long) On my last visit, we had the white-tablecloth lunch in the Friends Fellowship dining… Peter Anderson

Arugula

The first time I ever had arugula was in the Willoughby’s kitchen. Somehow or other there is always food in… Edith Roberts

The Covenant of Peace

What did Jesus mean by the “Kingdom of God,” what the early Quakers called the “Covenant of Peace” (Ezk. 34:25)?… Gerard Guiton
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