Food

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How to Retain Young Families in Quaker Meeting

Families want to be an important and integral part of the community. Ami Corleto-Bales, Christine Barnaby, David Corleto-Bales, David Keiser-Clark, Janaki Spickard Keeler, Kat Griffith, and Maya Wright

Forum, February 2018

Forum: Letters from our readers.
Student Voices Project

Student Voices 2016 Option 2: Supporting Community

What are some ways to support and care for each member of your community? How do you help out when… Staff

Among Friends, May 2012

 Transforming Need into Opportunity As I write these words, spring in Philadelphia has cast off winter’s grey robe and bathes…

My Spiritual Life, with Food

I am a weighty Friend in the literal sense of “weighing a lot” but definitely not in the metaphorical sense…

The Moralities of Food

Deep moral issues exist within the topic of food, whether we are talking about the devastation being laid on creation…

Applying Quaker Thought to Food

Many of the world’s faiths and religious organizations make faith-based eating easy for their believers: Don’t eat pork. Don’t eat…

Building Community, One Meal at a Time

My family and I eat locally grown food three meals a day, every day. My neighbor and her family do…