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QuakerSpeak, June-July 2022

As a gay African American, Quaker civil rights activist, Bayard Rustin faced discrimination his entire life. Staff

QuakerSpeak, May 2022

“With more than a decade of experience with policy, I’ve learned how disappointing it can be to put your faith… Staff

QuakerSpeak, April 2022

Don reflected on the things he had learned about himself and his spirituality while teaching a workshop on spiritual autobiography. Staff

QuakerSpeak, March 2022

The Listening Project revealed the problems caused when Friends go out of their way to avoid conflict. Staff

QuakerSpeak, February 2022

Author Linda Seger reflects on the places where creativity and spirituality meet. Staff

QuakerSpeak, January 2022

Sensing his spiritual confusion, Chris’ parents encouraged him to talk to a Friend who was studying the writings of the… Staff

QuakerSpeak, December 2021

As a Friend and a retired Baltimore police detective, Debbie B. Ramsey brings a unique perspective to serving her community. Staff

QuakerSpeak, November 2021

Have you seen the one about a recent online workshop hosted by Beacon Hill Friends House? Facilitated by three members… Staff

QuakerSpeak, October 2021

Several Friends talk about their favorite words and phrases from Quaker vocabulary and share words and phrases with powerful spiritual… Staff

QuakerSpeak, September 2021

Being an open transgender minister, especially in smaller communities, is not an easy thing to do. Staff

QuakerSpeak, August 2021

Have you seen the one about the difference between a welcoming and an inclusive space? Friends Lisa Graustein, Anthony Kirk,… Staff

QuakerSpeak, June-July 2021

“Revelation doesn’t have anything to do with predicting the end of the world,” explains C. Wess Daniels. Staff

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