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Faith and Practice

The Courage of a Caterpillar

Each person who has the courage of the caterpillar to take the risk of change brings forth a gift that… John Andrew Gallery
Features

White Supremacy Culture in My Clerking

Learning to respond to racial and power conflicts in a Friends school business meeting. Michael Levi

Lonnie Valentine

Valentine—Lonnie Valentine, 74, on June 19, 2023, during treatment for primary cerebral lymphoma in Richmond, Ind. Lonnie earned a bachelor’s…
Features

The Radical Original Vision of George Fox

Reintegrating the radical insights and practices of the first Quakers. Marcelle Martin
From the Editor's Desk

Writing Opp: Membership

We are accepting articles for our May 2024 issue. The due date is Feb. 19, 2024. Martin Kelley
Features

Connection and Belonging

A deeper perspective on stewardship. Pamela Haines
FJ Report

Quakers React to Israel Defense Forces–Hamas War

As the war between Israel Defense Forces and Hamas continues, Quakers around the world are calling for a ceasefire and… Sharlee DiMenichi
Online Features

Sacred Space

Supporting Spiritual Gifts Informed by Oppression. Thistle Hofvendahl and Diego Navarro
Features

The Leading of Hope

“Truth seems really important to you.” These words, spoken by my graduate school professor, have stuck with me. Todd Drake
Online Features

Art Journaling with Spiritual Community

It was the acute phase of the early pandemic, and many of us were longing for connection, community, and a… LJ Boswell
Online Features

On Being a Quaker Filmmaker

Creativity is love is joy is God. In any human’s life, there are myriad opportunities for us to experience bounteous,… Martin Krafft
Features

Meeting for Business as Spiritual Rehearsal

How can we apply lessons from our worship in our decision making? John Andrew Gallery
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