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I Am a Quaker

Young Friends and religious identity.

Melinda Wenner Bradley

Finding Hope

Since the national election in the United States last November, I’ve been reading many commentaries by people who hoped for…

Susan Corson-Finnerty

Making Peace: Telling Truth

From 1959, as a graduate student teaching my first classes, until 2002, when I taught my last classes at Earlham,…

Paul A. Lacey

Milestones September 2013

Milestones of Abby Atwater Hadley, Charles H. Harker Jr., Warren Prentice Henegar, Marianne Stephanie Adler Longstreet, Harold Adin Nomer Jr., and Marshall Ross Vidrine.

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Working for Peace

Perhaps one of the most difficult dilemmas presented by our Quaker testimonies is the tension between seeking to address that…

Susan Corson-Finnerty

Slavery in Pennsylvania

Early Friends were not immune to the tragedy of slavery.

Jack H. Schick

Flawed Quaker Heroes

Questioning the Narrative of William Penn

Kathleen Bell

The Concord, A Story of Two Stamps

  In July 1683, a ship named Concord sailed from London to America. The 33 passengers aboard were members of…

Charles Miller

Harry Hancock Williams Jr.

Williams—Harry Hancock Williams Jr., 90, of Crosswicks, N.J., on March 22, 2018, peacefully. Harry was born on May 30, 1927,…

Kale Alonzo Williams Jr.

Williams—Kale Alonzo Williams Jr., 90, on January 7, 2016, at home in Boulder, Colo. Kale was born on August 7,…

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