I Found the Quaker Sasquatch

Toward a faith that welcomes neurodivergence.

Cassie J. Hardee

Features

Quietly Present

Neurodiverse voices in worship.

Gladys Bayani Heitzman

Features

Finding What Works for Us

On accommodating neurodivergent Friends.

Katy MacRae

Features

Shifting System Paradigms Together

An invitation to neurotypical Friends.

Nichole Nettleton

A distant view of a lone figure walking away from the camera down a flat snow-covered road.

Poetry

Early March

Everything rumored about March is true. / You brute month, you howling monster month.

Ellen June Wright

A young person stands with their back to the camera, leaning against a slatted fence and looking out over a large body of water (presumably an ocean, but maybe a big lake) at sunset (or sunrise).

Poetry

Peter Wonders about Death and Other Stuff

Imagine what you would feel like / if you did not exist.

Nancy Thomas

Poetry

Praying with Crow

I am often left / empty of words, / language is of little use.

Derek Polzer

Forum

Forum, March 2025

Letters from our readers.

Staff

QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, March 2023

Quakerism in the 21st Century.

Staff

Reflection

These Times Are Spiritual Doorways

How Trump’s win convinced me I’m Quaker.

Daniel Hunter

United States Courthouse in Washington D.C.

News

Friends General Conference Joins over Two Dozen Religious Groups in New Immigration Lawsuit [Updated]

FGC joined an interfaith lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, CBP, and ICE.

Sharlee DiMenichi

[A sharp black silhouette of tree branches with the bright orange flames of the Palisades Fire in the background.]

News

‘We Are All Fire Survivors’: Southern California Friends Support Each Other Through Loss, Trauma

Several Quakers in the Los Angeles County area lost their homes and possessions.

Sharlee DiMenichi

News

Quakers Sue DHS over Immigration Enforcement and Religious Freedom [Updated]

Friends’ historic experience of religious persecution motivated modern Quakers to join the lawsuit.

Sharlee DiMenichi

Quaker Author Podcast

Kat Griffith: Building Relationships Across Politics

Kat Griffith's article, “Rhapsody in Purple,” appears in the Feburary 2025 issue of Friends Journal.

Martin Kelley

Among Friends

Prepared for This

Introduction to our February issue.

Martin Kelley

[Kat Griffith stands on her front lawn, getting ready to go out for door-to-door canvassing. She's standing in front of a homemade sign that says "WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE."]

Features

Rhapsody in Purple

Reshaping hearts through political canvassing.

Kat Griffith

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…