New England

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You Are Our Brothers

The Lenape People, Quakers, and peace in the seventeenth century. Jean R. Soderlund
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No Building—And Yet Still We Worship

Freeing spirituality from the tight boxes we call churches and meetinghouses. Catherine Coggan

Helen C. Stabler

Stabler—Helen C. Stabler, 90, on January 20, 2022. Helen was born on November 7, 1931, the only child of Erwin…
Viewpoint

From Frederick’s Hill

What the author saw from Frederick's Hill at sunrise. Douglas Baker
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Neighbors or Tenants?

How George Fox, William Penn, and Benjamin Franklin Approached North America’s Indigenous Tribes. Francis G. Hutchins

Edward Draper Baker

Baker—Edward Draper Baker, 68, on October 29, 2017, at home in Ashaway, R.I., after a valiant five-year struggle with cancer.…
Features

Experiments with Worship

Quaker worship takes to the streets. Elizabeth Claggett-Borne
Witness

El Paso Quakers on the Border Today

How Friends along the Mexican border are responding to needs. Ann Birch
The author with his wife and child in a tent. Features

Farm and Community

Life on a small vegetable farm. Craig Jensen
Online Features

Sweet Ol’ Camp Tunes

The sound of guitars, pianos, and voices of camp. Kyle Weinman
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Framing the Light

Quaker meetinghouses as space and Spirit. Jean Schnell

Among Friends: Sharing Our Truths

An introduction to the May issue on Gender and Sexuality.
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