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Features

That of Dog

Mia sat cross-legged on the floor in front of her laptop. She inhaled and opened her eyes. Jacqueline Houtman
Features

The Day I Removed the Meeting for Worship Clock

Protecting sacred silences from incessant tick tocks. Amos Smith
Poetry

The Small Notches

An entire week and I finally rubbedthe last of the price tag’s sticky residuefrom the coffee mug I bought off… Steven Ray Smith
Online Features

Lotus

A teen navigates the uncharted territory of her first family death. Ila Kumar
Student Voices Project 2020

Cat Rescuer

Before I was in kindergarten, I started rescuing cats with my mom and my babysitter. We found a group of… Jade Louis Clarke McKay
Student Voices Project 2020

The Dangerous Turn

Most school days, when one of my parents picks me up, we have to make a turn out of the… Austin Setzler
Student Voices Project 2020

Learning to Help the Homeless

Walking down the streets in downtown D.C., I saw homeless people everywhere: on the sides of the street, outside churches,… Charlie Kerry
Among Friends

Love in the Time of Coronavirus

Carrying on with the care of our meetings. Gabriel Ehri
Student Voices Project

Loosening Our Blindfolds

The main point of a competition is to see who is better in a certain arena. Equality is emphasizing and… Tara Prakash
Features

The Hope for Collaboration over Competition

Quakers can be co-conspirators, participants, creators, shapers, imaginers, and dreamers. Mark Pratt-Russum
Features

Laughing for the Wary

Humor can help build religious community but it can also hurt and cause division. Howard R. Macy
Forum

Forum April 2019

Letters from our readers. Staff
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