Stand Still Where the Strength Is

Margaret Fell for modern Friends.

Shulamith Clearbridge

Bible Study

I Have Set Before You Today Life and Prosperity

New for 2025, the Bible Study column runs four times a year in the February, May, August, and November issues.

Ron Hogan

QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, November 2025

Spiritual artistry of Lars Hertervig

Staff

Quaker Talk

Reviving Queer Worship: A Journey Through Time and Community

A Quaker author chat. R.E. Martin and Jason A. Terry’s “Advices and Que[e]ries: Chosen Family and Chosen Ancestors,” appears in…

Martin Kelley

Among Friends

Crossing Bridges, Being Bridges

Introduction to our October issue.

Gabriel Ehri

Features

Affinity Spaces for BIPOC Friends

Healing from Polite White Supremacy together.

Vanessa Julye

Features

Advices and Que[e]ries

Chosen family and chosen ancestors.

R.E. Martin and Jason A. Terry

Features

We Gather to Breathe

Affinity, worship, and the Light that disrupts.

Curtis Spence

Features

A Quiet Corner of Nairobi

Experiencing silent worship in a noisy city.

George Busolo Lukalo

Features

Quaker Spaces on Campus

Offering comfort and meaning to college students.

Sharlee DiMenichi

Poetry

Returned to Sender

The photograph shows the lines / on his back in morning light,

Ellen Skilton

Poetry

Another Meeting for Worship

David sniffs. / Liam sneezes twice, loudly. / Carol coughs, / Ellen sighs.

Renita Romasco

Poetry

If I Had It to Do Over, I’d Have Let the Coyotes Have All of You

I’m looking for something for dinner when I find your heart / in the freezer which reminds me of the morning I saw you

Julie Berry

Forum

Forum, October 2025

Letters from our readers.

Staff

Viewpoint

Who Will Reopen the Underground Railroad?

Searching for today's abolitionists.

Gabbreell James

Faith and Practice

A People Who Dwell in the Living Stream

Returning to extended worship.

Michael Wajda

Riki Panganiban on What Can We Say?

Thank you for sharing this. A very useful summation of our Quaker approach to the divine…
Ingrid Rogers on Quakers Win Preliminary Injunction Against Homeland Security [Updated Aug. 2026]

A wonderful news update!
Forrest Curo on What Can We Say?

It seems to me a commonplace observation that when any person begins to experience communication/communion with…
Neal Burdick on Hoopes Begins 30-Month Prison Sentence at Minimum-Security Camp in Oregon [Updated]

Let me get this straight: Quaker-affiliated Jacob Hoopes has been sentenced to 30 months in prison…