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It’s Not a Luxury

The author spent time with several Quaker artists, asking them about their art and spiritual practice during the pandemic.

Johanna Jackson

Harlem Grown: How One Big Idea Transformed a Neighborhood

By Tony Hillery, illustrated by Jessie Hartland. Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books, 2020. 40 pages. $17.99/hardcover; $10.99/eBook. Recommended for ages…

Reviewed by Margaret T. Walden

Quaker patriotism: eldering from an aged philosophy prof.

I know that we Quakers don’t vent our frustrations, especially with one another. But when I saw the cover of…

Jim Atwell

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

Forum, February 2013

The value of silence I very much enjoyed the latest issue on hospitality (FJ, December 2012), and especially Terry Miller’s…

Staff

News, September 2017

New U.S. yearly meeting formed; Baltimore Friends witness for bail reform; Columbia Meeting observes Sabbath of Remembrance; Flushing Meeting participates in Bowne House Museum event in Queens; Retirement.

Staff

A Doorway into Life

Voices from Guilford College’s Sustainable Food Systems program.

C. Wess Daniels, Bronwyn Corry Tucker, and Tony VanWinkle

Business Meeting and Worship

Two recent Forum letters have expressed the view that Friends ought not to use the word "worship" to describe what…

Tony Martin

On Not Becoming Complacent

Like many—if not most—emerging religious movements, Quakerism arose in 17th-century England in a posture of challenging the established authority. This…

Robert Dockhorn

Milestones August 2012

Campbell—Dorothy Emily Carnell Campbell, 96, on September 19, 2011, in Mount San Antonio Gardens Health Center, Pomona, Calif., with her daughter…

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