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October 2020 Update
Quaker Works Archives
Quaker Works April 2020
This semiannual feature highlights the recent works of Quaker organizations in eight categories.
Staff
News
FWCC secretary to lead world ecumenical organization
retchen Castle was named the next chair of the Conference of Secretaries of Christian World Communions at its meeting…
Staff
Quaker Works Archives
Quaker Works October 2019
This semiannual feature highlights the recent works of Quaker organizations in eight categories.
Staff
Kathleen Brookhouse Schmitz-Hertzberg
Schmitz-Hertzberg—Kathleen Brookhouse Schmitz-Hertzberg, 102, on January 29, 2019, peacefully, in her sleep, in Stouffville, Ontario, Canada. Kathleen was born on…
From the Editor's Desk
Writing Opp: Friends in Africa (closed)
Half of the world’s Friends live in Africa; Kenya alone has almost twice as many Friends as the United States.…
Martin Kelley
Quaker Works April 2019
This semiannual feature highlights the recent works of Quaker organizations in eight categories.
Quaker Works Archives
Quaker Works October 2018
A semiannual feature to connect Friends Journal readers to the good works of Quaker organizations.
Staff
Quaker Works October 2017
A semiannual feature to connect Friends Journal readers to the good works of Quaker organizations* in the following categories: Advocacy…
New Worldwide Quaker Map Released
Friends World Committee for Consultation released a new map of worldwide Quaker population figures, its first such release since 2012.
Features
We Think We’re Separate
Quaker honesty requires us to acknowledge what we are addressing and what we are ignoring.
Robin Mohr
Features
What Unites Us
If we want a world without war, we must first accept our own Quaker family.
Gretchen Castle
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