Friends in Oregon Advocate for Climate Justice

A bipartisan coalition helps pass one of the strongest clean energy policies in the country.

Damon Motz-Storey and Cherice Bock

Online Features

Quaker Collective Action to Push Vanguard to Steward the Earth

Even a small group can make a big impact when working together.

George Lakey and Eileen Flanagan

Online Features

A Hard Conversation about Humankind

Finding an equitable, sustainable balance with the environment.

The Population Working Group of Quaker Earthcare Witness

Online Features

Our Letter to Hazel

A 12 year old challenges Friends to make a difference.

Kat Griffith and the Winnebago Worship Group

Online Features

How Can Friends Help Save Our Planet?

Personal lifestyle changes alone aren’t enough.

Bruce Birchard

Online Features

Two Climate Justice Stories

Two members of the Climate Justice Working Group share their personal stories of climate activism.

Jackie Bonomo and Dorothy Habecker

Forum

Forum, May 2022

Letters from our readers.

Staff

Viewpoint

Is the Religious Society of Friends Called to Be an Active Part in the Process of Human Evolution?

Are we willing to become a different kind of human being?

Alice M. Wald

QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, May 2022

“With more than a decade of experience with policy, I’ve learned how disappointing it can be to put your faith in institutions and parties."

Staff

Online Features

The Spirit of Christ and Our Historic Peace Testimony

Our Testimony against Outward Weapons and Just War Theory.

David Hadley Finke

Among Friends

What, Then, Is Faith?

Our introduction to the April issue.

Gabriel Ehri

Features

Pour Out My Spirit

Embracing Friends Across Class Backgrounds

Mary Linda McKinney

Features

The Duty to Resist

Bayard T. Rustin’s Pragmatic Quaker Faith

Carlos Figueroa

Features

We Walk by Faith, Not by Sight

Struggling with generational questions of faith.

Andrew Huff

Features

The Arc of Your Soul

Writing a Quaker Spiritual Autobiography.

Donald W. McCormick

Poetry

The Merry Love the Fiddle

I was 58 before I learned he used to fiddle…

David Black

Eleanor Barrett on Penman of the Founding: A Biography of John Dickinson

John Dickinson’s name was used by his friend Benjamin Rush to create a new school in…
Marcelle Martin on Penman of the Founding: A Biography of John Dickinson

I’m glad to know about John Dickinson, the “Pennsylvania Farmer” who wrote wildly popular pro-democratic and…
Stephen on Lynette Love: Education and Empowerment in Post-Civil War America

What a powerful feature on Lynette Love! Your conversation in the Friends Journal shines a necessary…
Eve Gutwirtth on A People Who Dwell in the Living Stream

Silence is a sublime state that we westeners find difficult to achieve but I did a…