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New Worldwide Quaker Map Released

Friends World Committee for Consultation released a new map of worldwide Quaker population figures, its first such release since 2012. FJ Staff

Interview with Jean Schnell, author of “Framing the Light”

FJ PODCAST SUBSCRIPTION: ITUNES | DOWNLOAD | RSS Read the article: Framing the Light Subscribe to FJ’s podcast series. You… Jean Schnell

Interview with Peter Moretzsohn, author of “Are You a Friend?”

FJ Podcast: As a 25-year-old “almost Quaker,” I am standing at the edges of the faith and in the dead… Peter Moretzsohn

Interview with Lina Blount, author of “Half a Quaker”

FJ PODCAST SUBSCRIPTION: ITUNES | DOWNLOAD | RSS | STITCHER On the FJ Podcast. From the article: That walk further… Lina Blount

Interview with Andrew Glazier, author of “The Billboard”

FJ Podcast: As I was passing a billboard near a Quaker meeting, I saw a hand-painted scene of a farm… Andrew Glazier

Interview with Stephen McNeil, author of “Proclaiming Love and Justice”

FJ Podcast: AFSC’s institutional response to LGB concerns began in 1975 when four staff and committee people sent out an… Stephen McNeil

Interview with Lisa Graustein, author of “Gender, Sexuality, and Our Bodies”

FJ Podcast: The language we use to talk about our gender, sexuality, and bodies is useful when it can clarify,… Lisa Graustein

Interview with Kody Gabriel Hersh, author of “A Gospel of Quaker Sexuality”

A wide-ranging discussion on Quaker bingo, joy, and sparkly suspenders. Kody Gabriel Hersh

Interview with poet Bryan R. Monte, of “No One Ever Asks”

An interview with a March 2016 FJ poet. Bryan R. Monte

Interview with Melody George, author of “Imagining a Trauma-informed Quaker Community”

Stigma and fear can make it difficult to see people as more than their disabilities. Melody George

Interview with Peter Taylor, author of “The Zen of Quakerism”

Both George Fox and the Buddha experienced a transformative, liberating awareness. Peter Lane

Interview with David Gross, author of “How Quaker War Tax Resistance Came and Went, Twice”

A history of a sometimes-forgotten Quaker witness. David Gross

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