Q&A with the author of <i>Living Our Testimony on Equality</i>: "Somebody who is committed to these issues can still be scared of the topic. It's not about being perfect, but about doing the best you can."

From the FJ archives. A doctor provides healthcare for the poor. This first appeared November 15, 1969.

A journey through the world of real estate. "As an agent, I am touched by people from a variety of backgrounds and cultures. I do my best to help those that ask for it, and when I can't help, I can at least listen."

Meetings can work to overcome class boundaries. Suggestions for making Quaker communities more welcoming.

The libertarian author explains why Quakerism is a logical home for independent views.

How do we encourage our children to be grateful? "I'm beginning to recognize that such a large financial shift in just a few years requires a mental, emotional, and spiritual shift as well."

Four examples of nonviolence in action. Profiles of Edward Coxere, Joseph Ritter, Anthony Benezet, and Bayard Rustin.

Friends Journal is proud to sponsor of the upcoming Heschel King Festival, January 4-5 in Philadelphia, to celebrate the legacy…

The loneliness and sadness and fear of this life can be overwhelming, but it’s a comfort to remember we are not alone.

Ashley Wilcox reflects on the warm welcome she found at Nairobi West Friends Church in Kenya.

Letters on couples and money, Quaker process, and the expense of simple living.

Friends Journal's executive director shares his recent membership story.