2021

Features

Before My Life Matters to You, Let It Matter to Me

Could we be doing more harm than good with our selective outrage? Rodney Long
Features

We Can’t Breathe!

A Friends school’s quick response to 2020’s racial protests. Mauricio Torres
Features

She Had a Dream

Alaskan Friend Mahala Dickerson leaves a legacy. Charlotte Basham
Features

Reparations

The road from saving to giving. Elizabeth Oppenheimer
Features

A Proposed Plan for Retrospective Justice

Acknowledging our past, committing to truth, and making amends. Harold D. Weaver Jr.
Poetry

These Days

These days I mostly want to be quiet.Except when I don’t.What I’m saying is I want to choose.At the same… Linda Chidsey
Poetry

Farm Market Encounter

I stumble,spill strawberries across asphalt. You kneel without a word,hands bearing sweetness into mine,sun radiant around your dark head. You… Laura Grace Weldon
Poetry

The Small Notches

An entire week and I finally rubbedthe last of the price tag’s sticky residuefrom the coffee mug I bought off… Steven Ray Smith
Forum

Forum, January 2021

Surveying the flat lands Joe McHugh’s recent article on senior spirituality (“East of Denver,” FJ Dec. 2020) was inspiring and… Staff
Witness

Watering Our Quaker Roots

Arch Street Meeting awards a grant to St. James School, an independent Episcopal milld-school in Philadelphia. Paul Laskow
January 2021 Books

A Call to Friends: Faithful Living in Desperate Times

By Marty Grundy. Inner Light Books, 2020. 57 pages. $25/hardcover; $15/paperback; $10/eBook. A Call to Friends begins with a look…

Reviewed by Paul Buckley

January 2021 Books

A Culture of Faithfulness

By Marcelle Martin. Pendle Hill Pamphlets (number 462), 2020. 32 pages. $7/pamphlet. As do Quakers all over the world, we…

Reviewed by Claire J. Salkowski

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