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Christina May Lahmer Taran

Taran—Christina May Lahmer Taran, 96, on December 3, 2016, in Edmonds, Wash. A twin, Christina was born on January 26,…
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What We Cannot Do Alone

A new way of relating is breaking through our institutional numbness. Noah Merrill

Hope for the White Supremacist Within

Do we need a 12-step program to overcome our internalized racism?
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The Billboard

A hand-painted sign along a highway starts a slow path to Friends. Andrew Glazier
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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
Let's Grow Together

Let’s Grow Together: Lucia O’Barr

Interviews with new Friends. Trevor Johnson

Forum September 2015

Letters from our readers
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A Truly Embodied Spirituality

The last in a three-part series on Quakerism, food, and the body. Madeline Schaefer
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Bringing Our Bodies to the Light

Finding stories of Friends struggling with eating and body image. Madeline Schaefer

Forum: May 2015

Watering down integrity While I share Richard House’s desire to see to the core of people and value their humanity…

Milestones March 2015

Births, marriages, and deaths among Friends.
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Seeking Clearness with Work Transitions

Surrendering to a source of deeper wisdom. With podcast and video author interview. Iris Graville
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