Features

Images from some of this year's most widely read Friends Journal stories. Features

Our Top Five Articles for 2025 (So Far)

Let's look at this year's most widely read features. FJ Editorial Staff
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Breaking the Old Rules

Creating space for Quaker revival. Catriona Forrest
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Sparking Still

Big steps for small Friends in First-day school. Suzanne W. Cole Sullivan
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Risking Faithfulness

Quietism and experimentation in unquiet times. Jade Rockwell
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Coming Out from Under Our Bushel

Becoming Publishers of Truth again. Peter Blood-Patterson
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The Revival of Defiance and the Call to Repair

A prophetic challenge for Quakers. Windy Cooler and Christy Randazzo
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God Keeps Calling Us to Grow

An interview with Paul Buckley, author of Primitive Quakerism Revived. Sharlee DiMenichi
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The Coldest Night at the Overflow Shelter

Lessons in love and resilience from the shelter. Alex Primm
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I Was a Stranger and You Invited Me In

A small meeting’s experiment in radical welcoming. Greenleaf Weekly Outdoor Meeting
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Laundry Chaplaincy for Unsheltered Souls

Ministering to the unhoused where they are. Zae Illo
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Shalom and Right Relationship

Reflections on housing justice. Chris Ferguson
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Solidarity with Our Unhoused Neighbors

Quaker ministries for the homeless. Sharlee DiMenichi
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Quaker Bestsellers 2015

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