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Our Top Five Articles for 2022

Friends Journal readers have been reconsidering our predecessors and Quakers' role in worldly affairs. FJ Editorial Staff
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Our Quaker Ancestors Owned Slaves

A search through one family’s genealogy. David Marriott Morris with Eleanor Morris Cox
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Facing Evil, Finding Freedom

How Сhrist’s victory over sin is ours to share today. Adria Gulizia
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New Light on Atonement

No More Scapegoats. Thomas Gates
Online Features

I Am the Gate

The Mystery of Experiential Atonement Shelley Costa
Viewpoint

Quakers, Indian Boarding Schools, and Indigenous Justice Today

In 1819, the United States enacted a series of policies that led to the creation of Indian boarding schools across… Sandra Boone Murphy
Forum

Forum, December 2022

Letters from our readers. Staff
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Clarity

Wedding preparations get complicated after a long afternoon with the clearness committee. Kathleen Bell
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Make Freedom Ring!

An orphan girl’s foster Quaker family disappears one day, leaving a mysterious note. Deborah Ramsey

Arch Street Meeting House Preservation Trust

On May 27, visitors from across the Greater Philadelphia, Pa. region were welcomed to Arch Street Meeting House (ASMH) to…
Features

Beyond Politeness

Confronting and transforming pain in our meetings. Johanna Jackson
Online Features

The Bridge of Friendship

What does it really mean to be a Friend? Jack Ciancio
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