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News, December 2017

News of Friends: What Canst Thou Say? Colloquium; Quaker leaders part of church delegation to the Middle East; appointment at…
Online Features

Charlottesville Quakers and the Ongoing Stand against White Nationalists

Quakers can learn to be braver and more outspoken. Isaac Barnes May
Features

A Simple State of Being That Never Truly Dies

Moving toward death is its own kind of expectant worship. Robert Stephen Dicken
Reflection

The Woman Who Refused to Take “No” for an Answer

Testimonies of equality and community in early Christianity. William H. Mueller
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Worshiping Online

An experiment with online programmed meeting for worship. Rachel Guaraldi
Online Features

ePublishers of Truth

The shared lessons of strengthening a movement among Friends. Kathleen Wooten
Online Features

It Breaks My Heart

The fractured nature of the Quaker community breaks a Friend's heart Kate Pruitt
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Move in Our Midst

Stumbling blocks and white supremacy cut us off from God and from each other. Paul Ricketts
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Welcoming the Strong Black Woman among Us

The energy to appear strong and the socially imposed obligation to rise above it all can be exhausting. Valerie Brown
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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

Among Friends: Convicted Friends

Our introduction to the issue.

Forum October 2016

Letters from readers.
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