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Reflections on Selma: What Quakers Were Saying in 1965

Commentary about Selma from the Friends Journal archives

Gail Whiffen Coyle

Lucretia and James: Living in Perfect Love

Our heroes and heroines rarely emerge fully formed.

Pamela Haines

James Nayler: The Lessons of Discernment

Friends encounter James Nayler mostly as an object lesson. They tend to know that he was an important early leader,…

Brian Drayton

James Turrell: Beyond the Skyspace

 Use the media player above or right-click here to download an audio version of this article. ontemporary light artist James…

Gail Whiffen

Beyond All Understanding

The nurses are all in Room 21, the room we use for the most serious cases—the cardiac arrests, heart attacks,…

Brad Cotton

James Turrell: Spirit and Light

Originally published in the March 1999 Friends Journal, this article is also included in the web edition of the February 2014 issue to coincide with two new features on the artist James Turrell and his latest Skyspace.

May Mansoor Munn

Valerie Bertinelli and James Claypoole’s Letter Book

Actress Valerie Bertinelli's Quaker ancestry and a review of James Claypoole's Letter Book ( FJ Nov. 15, 1967).

Staff

I Am a Quaker

Young Friends and religious identity.

Melinda Wenner Bradley

Watering Our Quaker Roots

Arch Street Meeting awards a grant to St. James School, an independent Episcopal milld-school in Philadelphia.

Paul Laskow

A Midlife Pilgrimage

At the close of my student year at Pendle Hill outside of Philadelphia—when I had the time and resources—I was sensitive…

Dyckman Vermilye