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Books: December 2014

A Young Friends Bookshelf

Staff

Why I Left-Why I Stayed

Why I Left (Jamie K. Donaldson) – Why I Stayed (Alan Rhodes) Our rich Quaker history includes the encounter, probably…

Jamie Donaldson

Books: Young Friends Book Shelf

Oh No, George By Chris Haughton. Candlewick Press, 2012. 32 pages. $15.99/hardcover. Recommended for ages 2 and up Reviewed by…

Staff

A Significant Anniversary-And More

Fifty years ago this month, on June 27, 1958, Martin Luther King Jr. addressed Friends who gathered in Cape May,…

Robert Dockhorn

Among Friends

Finding Direction and Comfort

Introduction to our September issue.

Martin Kelley

Resources

A Quaker Antiracist Reading List for Young People

After sharing an antiracist reading list of books we’ve read and discussed in recent years, we heard from people who…

Staff

March 2017 Books

This Is an Uprising: How Nonviolent Revolt Is Shaping the Twenty-First Century

By Mark Engler and Paul Engler. Nation Books, 2016. 368 pages. $26.99/hardcover; $15.99/eBook. [Buy on Quakerbooks] Toward the end of This…

Reviewed by Steve Chase

Student Voices: Ponder

Why do people fight? What causes violent conflict?

Kayla Hayes, Imani Thomas, Eliza Zurbuch, Parker Alexander

Features

Quaker Leadership and Education

Three stories and a vision of recovering joy.

Alexander Levering Kern

Features

Human Rights: The Central Issue of Our Time

Taken from remarks by Bayard Rustin on the occasion of the bicentennial of the Friends Seminary, February 10, 1986, New…

Bayard Rustin