Reeves—Hanneliesel Reeves, 88, on March 29, 2016, peacefully, at home in Mendocino, Calif. Hanneli was born on November 1, 1927,…

FJ Podcast: As a 25-year-old “almost Quaker,” I am standing at the edges of the faith and in the dead center of a sort of predictable uncertainty. Questions of how to honestly present my whole self to the world occupy my mind daily. A good part of this uncertainty, for me and perhaps for many others, is the conundrum of identity and the intersection of its social aspect with the personal. Somewhere in that intersection falls my religious identity.

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FJ Podcast: About eight years ago, I was driving on the main road near my new home in California’s Central Valley. I live near Sequoia National Park. The valley below the park has some of the largest citrus groves and vineyards in the state. This is one of the places John Steinbeck visited early in his career.

An introduction to the June/July issue, "Almost Quaker."

An ongoing journey from Catholicism to free-range spirituality to Quakerism.

The welcoming environment of a Quaker community created space for spiritual formation.

An activist learns from the spiritual practices of her colleagues.

A hand-painted sign along a highway starts a slow path to Friends.

A restless Friend finds fellowship and service opportunities with spiritual neighbors.

A seeker with Quaker values struggles to find community in a local Friends meeting.