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What A Minute Could Do

The first minute to take effect was minute 2023.12.1b of the Lower Sittingbourne Local Meeting Hospitality Committee: Arrangements for social… Rhiannon Grant
Features

That of Dog

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

Future Visions

Javier settled into silence, hoping that on this First Day, he would not become unmoored in time and space. Trace Yulie
Humor

A Quakerly Method for Mouse Removal

A Quaker mouse-catcher story. Jan Hutton
QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, August 2021

Have you seen the one about the difference between a welcoming and an inclusive space? Friends Lisa Graustein, Anthony Kirk,… Staff
Student Voices Project 2021

We Would Still Be Here

The following is an expanded version of Madison’s poem that appeared in the May 2021 print edition. Madison Rose Maas
Poetry

Upon Reflection

"Locked out after Letterman, / hesitant to knock, / I tried to find my keys..." Amy Baskin
Poetry

Three Poems

Test Results You’re negative.Are you sure?I’m positive. normalcy in chaos hearing her harping on all that’s changedsince this virus struckmakes me… Carl "Papa" Palmer
Features

With Just the Door Ajar

The freedom to go in and out. Caroline Morris
Poetry

How to Attend a Quaker Meeting for the First Time

FJ Poetry: "In the old meetinghouse ..." Inez Schaechterle
Viewpoint

Opening Doors

There is space for all. Adele Smith-Penniman
Features

Transcending Geography

Reinventing Pendle Hill’s morning worship. An interview with Francisco Burgos and Traci Hjelt Sullivan
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