God

Poetry

Ordinary Life

It’s a long hike from the center of space. I hike, nevertheless, towards Des Moines. . . . It’s a… Bear Jack Gebhardt
Poetry

Old Liza Tells of Love

When you love, it’s true, you don’t see bad teeth, or turnip toes peeking from the cutaway shoe, or if… James Littwin
Viewpoint

How Can We Learn to See That of God in People We Dislike?

If Quakers have anything close to one theology, it is that there is “that of God” in everyone. But what… Karen Tibbals
QuakerSpeak

QuakerSpeak, August 2020

All White people benefit from systems of oppression and exploitation simply by living in a culture created in their favor.… Staff
Features

Spiritual Practices for the Pandemic

An offering of ways to stay grounded during anxious times. Mathilda Navias
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Growing Roots from a Distance

A story of finding connection while living far away from one’s community. Nikki Holland
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Drawing Circles, Not Lines

Protecting the limits of an inclusive community. Sarah Katreen Hoggatt
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Are You Playing Your Religion-games by Quaker Rules?

There are many ways to participate in the Quaker tradition. Rhiannon Grant
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God in the ATM

Grace extended in the most unlikely of places. Kat Griffith
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Two Meditations on the Intrusion of the Divine into My Daily Life

When the bounds of self, other, life, and death dissolve. John Andrew Gallery
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A Parallel Universe

Finding the place where deep hunger can be met by deep joy. Jennifer Kavanagh
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Channeling Agape for Those on Their Final Journey

The power of using our pain in service to others. Diane D’Angelo
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