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Harold Dean Tuttle

Tuttle—Harold Dean Tuttle, 108, on July 18, 2018, peacefully, at home in State College, Pa. Dean was born on April…
Features

Paying as Led

The experiment with abundance continues. Molly Wingate

Forum, February 2019

Letters from our readers.
Features

Building White Racial Stamina

The primary way to develop racial stamina is to wade or dive in. Elizabeth A. Oppenheimer
Service

We Are but God’s Workers

An outdoor meeting takes up a new ministry that grows during the colder months. Andrea Smith
Among Friends

Not One Quaker Experience but Many

Among Friends: Our introduction to the December issue on Quakers and Christianity. Gabriel Ehri
Features

A Space for Doubt

When religious services are stripped of doctrinal claims, doubters and skeptics can participate with greater integrity. Jeff Rasley
Online Features

The White Rabbit of Quaker Theology

Quakerism must be experienced, both individually and collectively. Christy Randazzo
Online Features

The Challenge of Quaker Christianity

Challenging ourselves and engaging with our Christian roots. Andrew Gage
News

News December 2018

In the news: Middletown Friends recognized unmarked slave burials; Quaker astrophysicist, passed over for Nobel, receives $3-million breakthrough prize. Staff
Features

To Imagine Change through Many Voices

The pages of a book can unpack the truths and realities of those we do not know. Detmer Kremer

Forum November 2018

Letters from our readers and news from Friends Journal.
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