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Refusing to Be Enemies: Palestinian and Israeli Nonviolent Resistance to the Israeli Occupation (Book Review Essay)

[…] Kaufman-Lacusta also realized that the Palestinian nonviolent movement was “virtually unknown,” and so she decided to give special attention to […]

RobertDockhorn

Giving of Self

[…] where I donated a kidney to a recipient who was unknown to me. To get there, I had to learn […]

Michael Resman

Poetry

Invitation and Reply

[…] closer to home,of letters from Mother Teresa andsharing prayer in unknown tongues.Behind the stories, all the work:Letters and e-mails,papers to […]

Nancy L. Bieber

Refusing to Be Enemies: Palestinian and Israeli Nonviolent Resistance to the Israeli Occupation (Book Review Essay)

[…] Kaufman-Lacusta also realized that the Palestinian nonviolent movement was “virtually unknown,” and so she decided to give special attention to […]

RobertDockhorn

Features

Fall Down Seven Times

[…] nor easy; the destination was either deceptively clear or entirely unknown; and I did not do it on my own, […]

Amy Ward Brimmer

The Gift of Thinking Differently

[…] writing that dissented. If not for the courage of some unknown Egyptian monks who buried many of these sacred writings, […]

James Mulholland

QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, November 2020

[…] this wasn’t a good start. It was fear of the unknown in our nation, fear of the discrepancy of Black […]

Staff

Slowing the Wheel of War: A Spiritual Struggle

[…] addition, dozens more killed themselves or their spouses, and an unknown, but huge number, bear the mental wounds of what […]

CharlesFager

April 2021 Books

Indiana Trainwreck (The Separation Generation, Volume 1): Divisions in Indiana Quaker Communities Over Inclusion of Homosexuals, Church Authority, Christ, and the Bible

[…] Carolina, Western, Northwest, and Indiana Yearly Meetings have seen upheavals unknown in Quakerism since the Hicksite–Orthodox split and later schisms […]

Reviewed by Isaac Barnes May

Features

A Ministry of Prayer and Learning

[…] liminal space, this perception of being on the brink of unknown change, is the place from which many people turn […]

Catherine Bly Cox