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Sex Offenders Are People Too!

The offenders in our midst are being publicly judged by the worst act of their lives, and they are throwing themselves on our fallible human mercy. In response, let us be dispersers of love, not judgment - while exercising due caution.

Stacia Roesler

A Letter from the Board Clerk

Dear Friends, I write to you with a deep sense of gratitude for the outpouring of support in recent months…

JanetRoss

The Christian Stewardship Listening Project

In 1981, I founded Rural Southern Voice for Peace (RSVP) with support from Celo Meeting and the Arthur Morgan School…

HerbWalters

Friends Journal Today and Tomorrow

Readers will find that most of the articles in this issue focus on our ability to pay careful attention, and…

SusanCorson-Finnerty

Unearthing the Roots of Patriotism

I’ve read Tony White’s article, The Immorality of Patriotism (FJ Feb.) several times. I particularly appreciate his frank honesty in…

Alicia Adams

The Life of Japanese Quaker Inazo Nitobe

At Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, numerous epistles are read from other yearly meetings throughout the world. Likewise Philadelphia sends its annual…

Samuel M. Snipes

Africa, Appalachia, and Arrest

The story of a leading.

Eileen Flanagan

Circles of Crones

Wise Women Walking Together [dropbox]I[/dropbox]t was June of 2012 and I was about to celebrate my sixty-fifth birthday. It seemed like…

Bette Rainbow Hoover

My Path to Quaker House

A place of peace in a military city.

Lynn Newsom

Friends and Family of Those with Mental Health Concerns

A Quaker meeting brings together a support group for mental health concerns.

Alice Carlton