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Poetry

Things to Do While Waiting

Interview your walls, doors, circulation, and power sourcePlane down resentmentsDrain sorrowsSweep out excusesHang injuries on the line to blow awayRestructure… Mary Ann Petersen
Features

Drawing Circles, Not Lines

Protecting the limits of an inclusive community. Sarah Katreen Hoggatt
Online Features

Lotus

A teen navigates the uncharted territory of her first family death. Ila Kumar
Poetry

How to Attend a Quaker Meeting for the First Time

FJ Poetry: "In the old meetinghouse ..." Inez Schaechterle
Student Voices Project 2020

The Dangerous Turn

Most school days, when one of my parents picks me up, we have to make a turn out of the… Austin Setzler
Student Voices Project 2020

False Face Must Hide What the False Heart Doth Know

I thought of one of my best friends as the nicest, happiest person I knew. In the time that I… Kiera Larrieu
Student Voices Project 2020

Learning to Help the Homeless

Walking down the streets in downtown D.C., I saw homeless people everywhere: on the sides of the street, outside churches,… Charlie Kerry
Features

Thou Shalt Wear Comfy Shoes

Do our attitudes toward formal dress push people out the door? Suzanne W. Cole Sullivan

Sarah Hinshaw Rickerman

Rickerman—Sarah Hinshaw Rickerman, 94, on July 10, 2015, peacefully, in her home in Landenberg, Pa. Sally was born on February…
Among Friends

Among Friends: Who Quaker Kids Are, Who They Become, and How They Lead

Our introduction to the December Issue. Gabriel Ehri
Features

The Ministry of Quaker Farmers

How can we support the work of our local organic and regenerative farmers? Rachel Van Boven
Online Features

A Critique of Health Consciousness

The possible ill effects of worrying too much and talking too much about our food choices. Caroline Morris
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