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Anthropology: Pursuing the Quaker Connection

As a graduate student in dance anthropology at London’s Roehampton University, I had my first mid-life crisis. Actually, make that…

Richter Kat

Celebrating 50 Years

This month we begin a yearlong celebration of Friends Journal. Our first issue was published on July 2, 1955, a…

Susan Corson-Finnerty

Let This Life Speak: The Legacy of Henry J. Cadbury

Margaret Hope Bacon

Let This Life Speak: The Legacy of Henry J. Cadbury

Margaret Hope Bacon

Meeting for Worship for Healing

A largely forgotten Quaker practice brings healing and wholeness once more.

Richard K. Lee and Sarah M. Lloyd

60th Anniversary December 2015

Poverty and the testimony of simplicity.

Trevor Johnson

Our 60th Anniversary

Looking back on our first issue in 1955.

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On a Mission to Heal the Planet

Risking esteem and friendship to speak truth through Friends ministry interviewed by Shirley Dodson Amanda, what motivated you to apply…

Amanda Kemp

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Ed Snyder speaks at a press conference following a Quaker delegation visit to President Kennedy, May 1, 1962. Left to right: David Hartsough, Dorothy Hutchinson, Henry J. Cadbury, Ed Snyder, Samuel R. Levering, and George Willoughby.