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J.A. Kruger,Ā Medford, N.J.
Posted in: June/July 2014: Concepts of God, Reflection, UnfeaturedIn the Light of Nontheistic Friendliness (Friends and God)
From āFriends and God,ā personal reflections from a selection of Friends.
Scott MacLeod, Canyon, Calif.
Posted in: June/July 2014: Concepts of God, Reflection, UnfeaturedThe Oneness of Suffering (Friends and God)
From āFriends and God,ā personal reflections from a selection of Friends.
Julie Hliboki,Ā Atlanta, Ga.
Posted in: June/July 2014: Concepts of God, Reflection, UnfeaturedReceiving My Measure of the Light (Friends and God)
From āFriends and God,ā personal reflections from a selection of Friends.
Michael Austin Shell,Ā Jacksonville, Fla.
Posted in: June/July 2014: Concepts of God, Reflection, UnfeaturedFrom Signs to Waiting, I Endure
From āFriends and God,ā personal reflections from a selection of Friends.
tonya thames taylor,Ā Coatesville, Pa.
Posted in: June/July 2014: Concepts of God, Reflection, UnfeaturedāTis the Gift to be Simple
The testimony of simplicity goes deeper than song lyrics in a hymnal. I find simplicity to be the most challenging [ā¦]
John Lawson-Myers is a convinced Friend, feminist, LGBTQ equality advocate, and an alumnus of Wilmington College, where he studied social work and was a Quaker Leader Scholar Program (QLSP) participant. He currently resides in Dayton, Ohio, and attends a semi-programmed meeting.
Posted in: June/July 2013: Quaker Testimonies, ReflectionReimagining a Yearly Meeting
Indiana Yearly Meeting has recently split, and weāre in the early stages of setting up a new association of Friends. [ā¦]
Joshua Brown has worked for Friends in New England, New York, and Indiana. He currently serves as pastoral minister at West Richmond (Ind.) Meeting. A version of this article originally appeared on his blog arewefriends.wordpress.com.
Posted in: April 2013: Conflict and Eldering, ReflectionA Holy Place
Many years ago, I found myself driving a long distance with a woman from my office. I didnāt know her [ā¦]
Debby Churchman is a member of Friends Meeting of Washington, where she serves as an administrative secretary and events manager. She is a retired journalist.
Posted in: February 2013, ReflectionWhy I Work for Social Justice and Healing
A reflection.
Lucy Duncan currently serves as the Friends Liaison for AFSC and edits Acting in Faith at www.afsc.org/friends. Ā She works with Quaker meetings on telling their stories of spiritual experience and is a member of Goshen Monthly Meeting of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. This piece was originally published in The Philadelphia School's newsletter, The TPS Progressive, where her son, Simon, attends.
Posted in: December 2012: Hospitality, ReflectionThe Safety of Silence
A reader sinks into the familiarity and safety of silence.
Lindsey Mead Russell is a mother, writer, and headhunter who lives in Cambridge, Mass., with her husband, daughter, and son. She graduated from Princeton with a degree in English and has an MBA from Harvard. Her writing has been anthologized and published in a variety of print and online sources and she writes daily at www.adesignsovast.com.
Posted in: November 2012: Quaker Books, Writing, and Poetry, Reflection
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