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Why I Give

[…] youth ministry sponsored television specials featuring well-known performers such as Johnny Cash. To participate, local chapters were required to raise […]

Mike Moyer

Who Was Joy Hodgkin?

[…] and Joy took a vacation with two of their sons, John and Patrick. They drove to South China, Maine, to […]

Meg Hodgkin Lippert

Forum, December 2021

[…] together and give newcomers no reason to return to meeting. John MaynardNew York, N.Y. The author responds:I agree with George […]

Staff

Quaker Women in Prison Reform

[…] reform: in Philadelphia, Roberts Vaux; in New York, Thomas Eddy, John Griscom, and Isaac Hopper; and in Ohio, Elisha Bates. […]

Margaret Hope Bacon

My Favorite Non-Quaker Quaker, Remembering John C. Bogle

[…] about who you know who most exemplifies Quaker values, perhaps John C. Bogle is not the name that first occurs […]

Signe Wilkinson

John Noble Phillips

Phillips—John Noble Phillips, 97, on November 17, 2017, in Minneapolis, Minn. Jack was born on March 24, 1920, in Evanston, […]

Staff

Author Paula Palmer reads “Quaker Indian Boarding Schools”

[…] American organizations that is working to bring about healing for Native people who still carry wounds from the Indian boarding schools.

Paula Palmer

Movings of Divine Love: The Love of God in the Letters of John Woolman

[…] misleading. This is not primarily a collection of letters by John Woolman. Rather, in traditional terms, this book is an […]

Reviewed by Paul Buckley

The Leveller Revolution: Radical Political Organisation in England, 1640–1650

By John Rees. Verso, 2016. 512 pages. $34.95/hardcover; $19.95/paperback; $9.99/eBook. Some Friends hold that the first generation of Quakers belong […]

Reviewed by Brian Drayton

A Letter from James: Essays in Quaker History

By John Lampen. The Hope Project, 2016. 107 pages. Free digital download available at hopeproject.co.uk. Free digital download at Hope Project […]

Reviewed by Thomas Hamm