October 2021

Photo by Zooropa.

 

Among Friends

On Righting the Quaker Community

Introducing our October issue. Gabriel Ehri
Features

Neighbors or Tenants?

How George Fox, William Penn, and Benjamin Franklin Approached North America’s Indigenous Tribes. Francis G. Hutchins
Features

Throwing Out Your To-Do Lists

A Spirit-Filled Life Beyond the Protestant Work Ethic. Pamela Haines
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Return to Wounded Knee

Facing My Family Legacy and Our National Sin. Jeff Rasley
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Beyond Walls and Fences

Moving Nations from Competition to Cooperation. Robert Dockhorn
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Voting for Peace and Equality

The Promise of Ranked-Choice Voting. Rachel MacNair
Features

Visions of a Strong Quaker Future

How Do We Build a Religious Society That’s Creative, Relevant, and Thriving in 30 Years? Johanna Jackson
Poetry

Confessions of an Ex-Elder

"In the early days / before the great divorce / we used the dreadful language / of compliance..." Nancy Thomas
Poetry

Receive Me

. . . and a woman named Martha received him into her house. Luke 10:38 Paul Willis
Poetry

Perennials

"When I biked up the hills / to your house, I saw you / planting bulbs in your yard..." Mary Timberlake
Forum

Forum, October 2021

Life, love, and entropy David Castro’s “All Walls Come Down” (FJ Aug.) does not try to hide from the complexity… Staff
Humor

A Quakerly Method for Mouse Removal

A Quaker mouse-catcher story. Jan Hutton
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