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Garden Fires

In May I pulled away winter’s weeds, / spread manure, and fastened new Elaine Reardon

Philip Barrett Furnas

Furnas—Philip Barrett Furnas, 85, on August 29, 2023, after a long illness, in Baltimore, Md. Phil was born on November…
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Sabbatical

A Friends pastor takes a trip to overcome grief and learns a lesson from some chickens. Vicki Winslow
QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, May 2023

Making my own Quaker-adjacent community. Rebecca Hamilton-Levi
Among Friends

An Invitation to See Deeply

Introduction to our September issue. Gabriel Ehri
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No Words

I don’t think there’s a particular kind of Quaker artist. I have encountered some artists whose practice and work are… Sasha Chavchavadze
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The Absence of Art or the Art of Absence?

Is it even possible, in this era, to be Quakers if our minds are filled with alluring images? Keith Barton
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The Art of Quaker Quilts

The world is hard on all quilts, but it is especially hard on quilts like the ones that have been… Vicki Winslow
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We Are Never Alone

About seven years ago I attended a Baltimore Yearly Meeting spiritual formation retreat where quite suddenly I realized that my… Margo Lehman
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Looking In, Hearing Out

I view each painting as a window formed from the gestural strokes embodied in the practice of deepening awareness amidst… Pamela Williams
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The Leading of Hope

“Truth seems really important to you.” These words, spoken by my graduate school professor, have stuck with me. Todd Drake
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Art Is Praying with My Whole Body

My journeys as a lifelong Quaker, artist, and gender-diverse person are inextricably linked. ​​Cai Quirk
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