How Green Are Quakers?

Quaker Earthcare Survey Results Last summer at Friends General Conference Gathering in Iowa, we at Quaker Earthcare Witness had our first… John Fletcher

Milestones August 2012

Campbell—Dorothy Emily Carnell Campbell, 96, on September 19, 2011, in Mount San Antonio Gardens Health Center, Pomona, Calif., with her daughter… No author

Traveling Friend

There's a long and beautiful Friends tradition of seeking fellowship Alexandra Zinnes

What Would You Do If a Kid Threw a Fork on a Ten-Foot Roof?

Once, a devoted Quaker who works with the teens at Berea (Ky.) Meeting asked me the pointed question of why… Maggie Hess

Sustainable Travel

Travel is an inescapable part of most people’s lives, and for many of us, work travel can be a big… Steven Heywood

The Concord, A Story of Two Stamps

  In July 1683, a ship named Concord sailed from London to America. The 33 passengers aboard were members of… Charles Miller

The Incredible Misters Fox

I’ve been teaching drama at Sidwell Friends Middle School in Washington, D.C. since 1995. Like my brother and sister educators… Timothy J. Reagan

Rising up: Ministry at the World Gathering of Friends

Ministry and silence delivered at the World Conference in Kenya Ashley M. Wilcox

A Midlife Pilgrimage

At the close of my student year at Pendle Hill outside of Philadelphia—when I had the time and resources—I was sensitive… Dyckman Vermilye

August 2012 Forum

VIEWPOINT: Feeding the World takes more than Backyard Gardens The main theme of the articles in May’s food issue is… Martin Kelley

Meant to Be For Some Purpose

I was 47 when I drove four other rabbis in my teal Windstar minivan from Philadelphia to the Catskills for… Jacob J. Staub

Quakers, Contemplative Activists

I didn’t start out a Quaker. I began as a Catholic, which in one respect is as far from Quakerism… Charles Finn
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The Quaker Faith: Friends of Love and Truth

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Is Peace Possible?

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