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Fall 2020 Writings Opportunities

We hope you’re enjoying the September issue of Friends Journal. This is the first non-themed issue we’ve produced since the… Martin Kelley
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Writing Opp: Quakers in Translation (due 8/24/2020)

Learn about writing for our upcoming November issue on translation. Submissions due August 24! Martin Kelley
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Summer 2020 Writing Opportunities

We're looking for articles on "Quaker process," "Quakers in Translation" and "Emerging Witnesses." Martin Kelley
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Quaker Meetings Respond to Coronavirus

Friends adapt to the spread of COVID-19. Katie Breslin
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Writing Opp: Pastoral Friends (due 5/11/2020)

There are many ways one can categorize different types of Friends. You could parse them out by theology, architecture, history,… Martin Kelley
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Writing Opp: Membership and Friends (due 3/19/2020)

Membership and Friends: Who’s a “real Quaker” and who isn’t? What does it mean for someone to join and what… Martin Kelley
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Writing Opp: Thin Spaces (due 2/10/2020)

Thin Spaces: With few rituals to guide us, Quaker worship at its core is a direct connection with the Divine.… Martin Kelley
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Meet Rebecca Hamilton-Levi, the new producer of QuakerSpeak

Rebecca joined the Friends Publishing team in December 2019, and will be taking on the duties of producing the QuakerSpeak… Gail Whiffen
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New Year’s Top Five

The Most Popular Articles of 2019 Staff
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Student Writing Opp: Creating Change (due 2/10/2020)

What change do you want to see happen in your community? Gail Whiffen
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Writing Opp: The State of Quaker Institutions (closed)

Quaker institutions: What’s working and what isn’t and which beloved institutions do we need to make sure we keep alive?… Martin Kelley
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Unnamed Quaker Creeds (closed)

Unprogrammed Friends will often tell visitors we have no creeds or set practices in worship. Martin Kelley
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