The Spirit creates the message and the speaker provides the words—the vocal part—but it is the audience which transforms those words into ministry.

Our introduction to the September 2020 issue.

Listening to the Divine speak to us from deep within our own soul.

Making amends, not excuses, for unintended racism.

Approaching the injustices before us.

What are we willing to do to be antiracist?

—For Ian, Sadie, April: your great-grandmother’s story Lombardia was a banquet before the Germans carvedthe green hills with their black…

Timing is everything, sages say Girls learn it as early as double-Dutch jump rope Your turn comes up, you wait,…

When they ask you to praythey will, in most cases,bow their heads and close their eyesand wait. And they will…

QUNO Reflects on 75 Years of the United Nations.

In the past few months, I’ve seen the phrase “love in the time of coronavirus” a few times, and I…

“Being a Quaker makes me a better therapist and being a therapist makes me a better Quaker. Learning to see that of God in everyone helps me to sit in the distress that others might bring in so that I can show up in a more authentic, genuine way, willing to enter into those kind of dark, suffering spots that people bring into therapy.”