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Asking for Help: Anne Lamott’s Help, Thanks, Wow

This is the first installment of our February book club discussion of Anne Lamott’s, Help, Thanks, Wow. Even if you…

Jana Llewellyn

Confessions of a Closet Quaker

This article originally appeared in the December 15, 1981 issue. It is being included in the web version of the February 2014 issue to accompany a book review of The Burglary, an in-depth account of the antiwar activists' break-in of an FBI office in 1971. Ann's then-husband, William C. Davidon, was the principle organizer of that action.

Ann Morrissett Davidon

Forum, January 2022

Letter from our readers.

Staff

What Do We Do Now?

It’s a discouraging and ominous time. On November 5, 2002, frightened voters in the United States handed our administration unfettered…

Arden Buck

Claiming Joy: An Invitation

I’ve got that joy, joy, joy, joy Down in my heart, down in my heart, down in my heart. I’ve…

Nancy L. Bieber

The Law, Grace, and Homosexuality

There are two radically different ways of reading the Bible; we can approach it under the Law or under Grace.…

Edward Elder

Love Story

A meeting finds a loving way to include a member with hearing impairment.

Maryhelen Snyder

Mary Fisher: Maidservant Turned Prophet

When Friends in Moscow recently designed a postcard to share the message of Quakerism, the 17th-century Quaker they chose to…

Marcelle Martin

Beyond Words: Reflections on the 2006 Section of the Americas Annual Meeting

While walking down the cobblestone streets of Antigua, Guatemala, I started to reflect on what the 2006 Annual Meeting meant…

Loida E. Fernàndez G.

Milestones December 2012

Marriages, births and obituaries.

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