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Features

Bringing Our Guilt to the Light

Acknowledging the harms we have inflicted. Lindsay-Rose Dunstan
Poetry

Way Will Open

Way will open.As we learn to live with this pandemic.Our hearts broken.Our vulnerability exposed. Grief,   Anger,     Sadness, Me, myself and IWho am I?Within… Susan Greenler Stoughton, Wis.
Reflection

Becoming Sturdy

Becoming sturdy in the unstable soil requires the strength from our bones. Kaylee Berg
Features

To Gamble, for Better or for Worse

How do we discern when a gamble is rightly ordered? Pamela Haines
Forum

Forum April 2019

Letters from our readers. Staff
Forum

Forum, March 2019

Letters from our readers Staff
Online Features

Civility Can Be Dangerous

In 1934, AFSC co-founder Henry Cadbury advised Jewish rabbis to be gentler on Hitler. Is civility a substitute for morality? Lucy Duncan
Student Voice Project 2018

Would You Still Love Me If I Were a Boy?

I remember the night I told my mom I wasn’t exactly a girl. I was so worried about telling her.… Sawyer Beveridge
Features

Nurturing Growth and Healing through Stories

Relearning how to tell and to listen to stories. Astuti Bijlefeld

Among Friends: On Privilege, Conflict, and Moving Forward

Our introduction to the December issue on "Conflict and Controversy"
Features

Quaker Faith, Quaker Practice, and Quaker Boards

The search for courage and integrity in the boardroom is complicated and ongoing. Jacob D. Stone
Viewpoint

Love Cannot Be Overwhelmed

Viewpoint: Love cannot be overwhelmed. Love stays. Michael Lane
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