Quakerism

Marjorie Elkinton James Leavitt

Leavitt—Marjorie Elkinton James Leavitt, 95, on January 3, 2020, peacefully, at home in Santa Cruz, Calif. Marge was born on…
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Where Two or Three Are Gathered Online

Reflections on Worship and Decision Making in the Age of COVID-19 and Climate Change Barry Crossno
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New Handles Cause Blisters

My name is Jean-Hubert Hirwa. I live in Canada with my family, but I was born and grew up in… Jean-Hubert Hirwa
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Learning from Programmed Friends

Different Quaker traditions have lessons for our worship. Marian Baker
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With Just the Door Ajar

The freedom to go in and out. Caroline Morris
Student Voices Project 2020

Stronger Together

From his pink cheeks and the way he walked with his head down, I could tell he was ashamed of… Coco Campbell
Student Voices Project 2020

Teaching Tech to Seniors

In seventh and eighth grade, while attending Newtown Friends School (NFS), I clerked the Tech Team, a student-run committee charged… Ankita Achanta
Student Voices Project 2020

The Spectrum of Equality

The first time I was aware of someone using the word “gay” as an insult was in sixth grade. Though… Aria Gratson
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Grounded in God

The fruits of spiritual surrender. Michael Wajda

Kathryn Loretta Wolfe Roether

Roether—Kathryn Loretta Wolfe Roether, 91, on October 28, 2019, at home in Williams, Ore. Kathryn was born on May 12,…
Faith and Practice

What Did Easter Mean to Early Quakers?

Early Friends’ understanding of the resurrection was colored by their experience of the presence of God in their midst. David K. Leonard
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When Is a Creed Not a Creed?

Revisiting that of God in every man. Ann Birch
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