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Viewpoint: Work and Family in the 1970s

Changing parental/work policies in Quaker organizations in the 1970s.

David Hadley Finke

Milestones November 2013

Includes listings for Helen Angell, Catherine Bell Wetteroth, Scott E. Crom, Robert Gray Hindmarsh, Mary Caroline Mendenhall, Geraldine S. McNabb, John Montgomery Sexton, Edward Webster.

Staff

Quakers Walk from New York City to Washington, D.C., to Share Flushing Remonstrance with Congress [Updated]

The walk advocating free speech and due process reached Washington on May 22.

Sharlee DiMenichi

In Brief: Logos for the Journey

By Sheldon H. Clark. Rock’s Mills Press, 2024. 50 pages. $16/paperback. This slender book, presented as an “all-purpose carryall,” has…

Reviewed by Sharlee DiMenichi

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

The Woman Who Refused to Take “No” for an Answer

Testimonies of equality and community in early Christianity.

William H. Mueller

Milestones November 2015

Births, deaths, and marriages among Friends.

Staff

Q&A: Peggy Brick

In the 1970s, the sexual revolution was challenging traditional sexual values and I was invited to develop full-year psychology and…

Jana Llewellyn

“Leadings” For Nontheistic Friends?

When I speak of being led or feeling called to act in some way, do my words commit me to…

Steven Smith

The Meaning of Universalism

I remember when I became a Quaker. I was a teenager, and a Quaker couple, Mary Lee and Lee Comer,…

Philip H. Gulley