Interfaith work at a historically Quaker institution.

50 years of the Jewish-Christian-Muslim Interfaith Conference.

Finding the Tao in silent worship.

Reading Islam's holy book as a Friend.

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

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

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

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

Letters from our readers.

Growing the community of Friends.

In July, Indiana Yearly Meeting (IYM) decided to withdraw from Friends United Meeting (FUM).

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.