If Quakers Were (Also) Witches

How much of our collective ecological survival is tied to revitalizing older, sometimes labeled non-Christian, ways of knowing and being?

Sara Jolena Wolcott

Online Features

The Ecumenical and Interfaith Spirit of Kenyan Quakers

Engaging in national interfaith work while remaining true to Quaker life.

George Busolo Lukalo

Poetry

Waiting

Beyond the east windows / three birches reflect and refract the sunlight. . . .

James Hannon

Poetry

The Book of Hours

Waking early, I catch the trail / of night. Its silky ink / dissipates by inches while I sip. . . .

Magda Andrews-Hoke

Poetry

A Text That Changes Everything

He called us Friends. This means that we may get / a text that changes everything. For now, . . .

Welling Hall

Forum

Forum, October 2023

Letters from our readers.

Staff

Faith and Practice

Looking for the Light to Lead

Thoughts on Quaker process.

J. E. McNeil

QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, October 2023

Growing the community of Friends.

Christopher Cuthrell

Reflection

Quakerism and Ubuntu: I Am Because We Are

One of the joys of being part of FWCC is to be immersed in the ways that Quakerism is expressed in different parts of the world.

Tim Gee

Online Features

Speaking Lies to Power

Daryl Hannah, Barbie, and Quaker Tricksters

Peterson Toscano

Among Friends

Welcoming a New Generation of Visitors

Introduction to our September issue

Martin Kelley

Features

How My Journey to Quakerism Taught Me to Imagine a Better World

Cultivating a sense of belonging in young adults who wander toward Friends.

Madison Rose

Features

Seasonal Quakerisms

Reflections on a decade as a younger Friend.

Annie Bingham

Features

Gratitude for Those Who Came Before Me

Building a meeting rich with ages and experiences.

Sophia Williams

Features

Young Adults Want What Early Friends Had

A new look at the revolutionary, Christ-centered roots of Friends.

Olivia Chalkley

Features

They Are Watching

Making our presence welcoming for younger seekers.

Robert Henry

Gene T. on Recovering from the Shame of Combat

This is really an extremely important and profound issue. I’m not sure I have the right…
Gerard Guiton on We Are Having an Effect

While I admire, and learn from, Greg Rolles’ activism, I am moved to comment on his…
Philip Fitz on A Union Unlike Any Other

One milestone in the process of acceptance of same-sex marriage was not in the article. Goshen…
Tom Smith on A Union Unlike Any Other

In 1999, Portland Friends School was established. It was a culmination of a committee made up…