Care and Counsel for Friends with Eating Disorders

A Friends Journal look at how to support those with disordered eating.

Sharlee DiMenichi
Forum

Forum, February 2023

Letters from our readers.

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Faith and Practice

Planting the Seeds of Peace

Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine a year ago, I have read numerous articles by Friends examining whether the peace testimony remains relevant in our times.

Greta Kirk Mickey

Viewpoint

Love Is the Way to Peace

“Love Thy Neighbor. (No Exceptions.)”

Shulamith Clearbridge
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QuakerSpeak, February 2023

Examining the Quaker Peace Testimony.

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News

Friends Ask Quaker Oats to Change Its Name

Citing concerns about cultural appropriation, 28 Friends and allies have signed an epistle to Quaker Oats

Sharlee DiMenichi
From the Editor's Desk

Writing Opp: Leadership

We are accepting articles for our June/July 2023 issue. The due date is March 20, 2023.

Martin Kelley
News

Berks County immigrant detention center closing, nearly all detainees released

On November 30, 2022, Berks County, Pa. officials announced that the ICE agency will end its contract with the county.

FJ News Editors
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Friends Journal readers have been reconsidering our predecessors and Quakers' role in worldly affairs.

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Among Friends

Reparations and the Sense of the Meeting

Introduction to our January issue.

Gabriel Ehri
Features

The Road We Walked

A Philadelphia Quaker meeting’s journey to reparations.

Gabbreell James
Features

Reparations and Transgenerational Healing

A White Quaker’s Path

Lucy Duncan with editorial support from Robert Peagler
Features

Beyond Abolition

Elias Hicks’s five points of true restorative racial justice.

Paul Buckley
Features

Our Quaker Ancestors Owned Slaves

A search through one family’s genealogy.

David Marriott Morris with Eleanor Morris Cox

Features

When You Know Better, You Do Better

Wrestling with America’s racist past.

Vanessa Van Wagner

Features

Confronting the Legacy of Quaker Slavery

Inside the 339 Manumissions and Beyond Project.

Avis Wanda McClinton et al.
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