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The Willoughbys on Pacifism

Ironically, few issues have divided Quakers more than war-making and peacemaking. A favorite image of Quakers in the wider world…

Gregory A. Barnes

A Convergence of Friends

This spring I hosted an unusual dinner party: nine Quakers from Ohio, Oregon, and California, gathered for fellowship, dialogue, and…

Robin Mohr

Separation of Church and State

The separation of church and state is currently the focus of much debate. The concept is increasingly challenged by religious…

George L. Alexander

Applying Quaker Thought to Food

Many of the world’s faiths and religious organizations make faith-based eating easy for their believers: Don’t eat pork. Don’t eat…

ShaunChavis

To See Jesus in Holy Land Travails

We traveled to Israel-Palestine at the end of September for three weeks to see the situation ourselves, to show our…

Keiser Melvin

On Authority, A New Apologia

Can science and morality explain why something is holy?

Jacob Stone

Reviving our Testimonies

How do we testify, and to what?

Michael D. Levi

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The Golden Rule Shall Sail Again

Recovering a piece of nonviolent Quaker history.

Arnold (Skip) Oliver

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In Celebration of Bivocational Ministry

Balancing workloads when ministry is just one of our jobs is easier with caring encouragement from others.

Robin Mohr

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My Center of Quakerism

The Inner Light is not a book, a steeple, a bell, or a key.

Breeze Richardson