Love

Poetry

If You Can’t Love an Ordinary Bird

"If you can’t love an ordinary bird, / a cardinal, for example, on a branch..." Neil Kennedy
Features

Small Seeds of Love

Friends in Texas sow seeds of peace on death row. Elizabeth Rosa Yeats
Viewpoint

Anger in the Time of a Total Freaking Mess

In the past few months, I’ve seen the phrase “love in the time of coronavirus” a few times, and I… Karie Firoozmand
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
Among Friends

Love in the Time of Coronavirus

Carrying on with the care of our meetings. Gabriel Ehri
Forum

Forum, October 2019

Letters from our readers. Staff
Online Features

How Am I a Christian?

Will others see us as Christians by our love? Douglas C. Bennett
Student Voice Project 2018

To Build Is to Love

The stairs to the vast, rustic house creaked as I lugged my teal trunk up the steps. The bright sunlight… Quinn Daugherty
Full Access

March 2018 Full Issue Access

FJ Members can download the full PDF of the March issue or read any article online. Staff
Features

A Network of Love

An Indiana witness in Palestine, remembered. Lois Jordan
Poetry

Into a Mystery

FJ Poetry: "At the start I must enter a tunnel…" Kathleen Gunton
Poetry

Higher Order Thinking

FJ Poetry: "What if Eve, eyeing the / red lusciousness of the apple… Katherine Murray
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