2012 marks the 67th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, by United States forces during World War [ā¦]
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Friends Journal publishes a number of onlineāonly feature articles. Some are timely pieces on current events that shouldnāt wait for the longer timelines of print, while others are published alongside the print edition and expand on the themes explored that month.
Friends Journal publishes a number of onlineāonly feature articles. Some are timely pieces on current events that shouldnāt wait for the longer timelines of print, while others are published alongside the print edition and expand on the themes explored that month.
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Traveling Ministry
The theme of the August 2012 issue is ātraveling.ā This is an excerpt on traveling in the ministry from the [ā¦]
This is an excerpt from Quaker Process for Friends on the Benches available now from Friends Journal.
Posted in: June/July 2012: Faith, Practice, and Community, Online Features
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Fidgeting in Worship
A Friend shares his process of settling into worship: āAs I sit in meeting, I use prayer as a way [ā¦]
Greg Woods, a member of Columbia Friends Meeting in Missouri, has been involved in youth and young adult ministry for the past eight years. Currently he serves as the Assistant Coordinator of the Young Adult Leadership Development (YALD) Program at Pendle Hill. He graduated from Earlham College and in the fall he will start a MA program in Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary. In his free time, he enjoys traveling the world, attending demolition derbies, and telling jokes of all kinds.
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