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Reading to Feed Our Souls
Stanford SearlBooks August 2014
Book reviews of "But Who Do You Say That I Am?" by Douglas Gwyn, "Gathering the Silence" by Eileen Kinch and "Home Ground" by Jeanne Lohmann, "From Encounter to Ministry," edited by Nancy Thomas, "Living in the Shadow of the Cross" by Paul Kivel, "The Inconvenient Indian" by Thomas King, and "The Sleeping Dictionary" by Sujata Massey.Books October 2013
Books reviewed: The International Bank of Bob, by Bob Harris. Turn the World Around, by Blair Seitz. A Principled Stand, by Gordon K Hirabayashi. Muslim, Christian, Jew, by Arthur G Gish. Friends in Deed, by Susan Sachs Goldman. White Women Getting Real About Race, edited by Judith M James and Nancy Peterson.December 2012 Forum
[…] testimonial of how giving has evolved and matured for Merry Stanford (“The Ministry of Giving Money,” FJ, October). I would […]A Talk with Jeffrey Eugenides
[…] so that seekers like Mitchell (and his creator) can find their spiritual home. Â Stanford University https://www.friendsjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Jeffrey-Eugenides_new-300x300.jpg The Marriage Plot https://www.friendsjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/The-Marriage-Plot-cover-200x300.jpgAmong Friends: Our Money and our Testimonies
[…] complexity of Friends’ relationships with money on many levels. Merry Stanford (“The Ministry of Giving Money,” p. 6) writes of […]The Life of Japanese Quaker Inazo Nitobe
[…] visited and lectured in many other universities and colleges, including Stanford, Clark, Haverford, and Earlham. These lectures were collected and […]A Friends Meeting Looks at Money and Time
[…] homeless services (Ecumenical Hunger project, Hotel deZink, monthly dinner preparation), Stanford Students, Peace and Social Action Committee, Unity with Nature, […]Understanding Ourselves, Respecting the Differences
Quakers sometimes view conflicts between the branches of our faith as trivial. These conflicts, however, express real differences, and we should…Alma Ward Wood
[…] caused by war. Alma attended the University of Chicago and Stanford University. She met Edward Wood while in college. Shortly […]Showing results for stanford bizarrely