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Fit For Freedom: A Weekend at Pendle Hill and My Own Self-Discovery

How would you react if you were told that George Fox did not condemn slaveholding outright? That William Penn, like…

Alvin Jaquín Figeroa

Pendle Hill

Over the past six months, Pendle Hill, located in Wallingford, Pa., has continued to welcome groups and sojourners on campus,…

Quaker Works

Pendle Hill

Over the past six months, Pendle Hill has welcomed groups and sojourners on campus while also serving thousands worldwide through…

Quaker Works

Here Slavery’s Death Began

“I was about eight years old, and it seemed kind of bizarre,” remembered Kathy Nicholson Paulmier, a Quaker and teacher…

RaymondMLane

Quaker Works

Quaker Works April 2022

This semiannual feature highlights the recent works of Quaker organizations in eight categories.

Quaker Works

The Fruits of Service at the Gathering: A First-Timer's Lesson

The prompting came during a time of worship I had set aside for seeking clarity for a ministry to which…

Hamsa O'Doherty

Writing Opp: A Racially Diverse Society of Friends? (closed)

For many Friends in the Friends Journal audience, there are few topics more fraught than race and racism. We look…

Martin Kelley

Features

Open for Liberation: A View from Britain

It may come as a surprise, but people are interested in Friends.

Tim Gee

Features

Memorializing Friends of African Descent

A Friends meeting learns about an invisible racial history right in its own backyard.

Liz Oppenheimer interview with George Schaefer

Features

What Unites Us

If we want a world without war, we must first accept our own Quaker family.

Gretchen Castle