Online Features

Friends Journal publishes a number of online-only feature articles. Some are timely pieces on current events that shouldn’t wait for the longer timelines of print, while others are published alongside the print edition and expand on the themes explored that month.

Online Features

Hog Maw Epiphanies

“Mama and Daddy were farmers in Tennessee,” my friend shared... R. Scot Miller
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How Friends Can Make Reparations for Quaker-Run Indigenous Boarding Schools

Friends across the country are reckoning with historic Quaker involvement in Native American boarding schools. Sharlee DiMenichi
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A New Creation Where God Is All

The Vision of James Nayler. Stuart Masters
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I Am the Gate

The Mystery of Experiential Atonement Shelley Costa
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The Bridge of Friendship

What does it really mean to be a Friend? Jack Ciancio
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Integrity in the Time of Overshoot

Acknowledging Our Participation in the Industrialized World. Ashley Macmillan and Grant Galbreath
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Sacred Space

Supporting Spiritual Gifts Informed by Oppression. Thistle Hofvendahl and Diego Navarro
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You Are the Light of the World

In community we can equip ourselves to be not only the Quakers the world needs but the Friends that the… Tim Gee
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It’s Not a Luxury

The author spent time with several Quaker artists, asking them about their art and spiritual practice during the pandemic. Johanna Jackson
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Art Journaling with Spiritual Community

It was the acute phase of the early pandemic, and many of us were longing for connection, community, and a… LJ Boswell
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Art Is Praying with My Whole Body

My journeys as a lifelong Quaker, artist, and gender-diverse person are inextricably linked. ​​Cai Quirk
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On Being a Quaker Filmmaker

Creativity is love is joy is God. In any human’s life, there are myriad opportunities for us to experience bounteous,… Martin Krafft
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