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Interview with poet Bryan R. Monte, of “No One Ever Asks”

An interview with a March 2016 FJ poet. Bryan R. Monte

A reading of Timothy Leonard’s “L’Arche and Quaker Testimonies of Equality and Peace”

A movement serving those with intellectual disabilities demonstrates what it is to be human. A Friends Journal podcast. Timothy Leonard

Interview with Melody George, author of “Imagining a Trauma-informed Quaker Community”

Stigma and fear can make it difficult to see people as more than their disabilities. Melody George

A reading of Helen Kobek’s “Accommodating Embodiment within Our Meetings”

Every body entering a meetinghouse has needs that must be met. An Friends Journal podcast. Helen Kobek

Accommodating Embodiment within Our Meetings

Every body entering a meetinghouse has needs that must be met. Helen Kobek

No One Ever Asks

FJ Poetry: "I only attend once a month / when my allotted cab ride / takes me and my wheelchair… Bryan R. Monte

The Parable of the Yeast

FJ Poetry: "I keep the Kingdom of God in a small mason jar on a shelf..." Rachel Miller

Friends in Business

A Call for Courage in the Boardroom

Friends in Business. Jane Mack

Viewpoint: As We Sit Here Together

"I slipped off my shoes beside the door and walked gently into worship."

Waking up in the White Garden

We are not going to grow a more inclusive garden by sitting around in silence. Scott Holmes

26 Weekends at Columbia County Jail: Part Two

A Quaker's principled jailing results in a journal from behind bars. Part two. Joseph Olejak

Vigils and Demonstrating

The demonstrator can influence only through contagion. Richard D. Hathaway

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