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Features

Fall Down Seven Times

A story about failure, dead ends, and misunderstandings. Amy Ward Brimmer

Quaker Works April 2016

Recent work by Quaker organizations.

Among Friends: An Effort of Love

An introduction to the March issue.
Features

Imagining a Trauma-informed Quaker Community

Stigma and fear can make it difficult to see people as more than their disabilities. Melody George
Features

Being Autistic at Summer Gathering

An overload of auditory and visual stimuli threatens a Friend's participation. Veronica Berg
Lives of Friends

Cheering, Leveling, Threshing: A Weekly Hour in the Light

Lives of Friends. Helen S. Horn

Margaret Miner “Peg” Morton

Morton—Margaret Miner “Peg” Morton, 85, peacefully, on December 19, 2015, in Eugene, Ore., following an intentional end-of-life fast. Peg was…
Features

How Quaker War Tax Resistance Came and Went, Twice

A history of a sometimes-forgotten Quaker witness. David M. Gross
Features

Peace Is Possible

Truth, healing, and reconciliation in Maine. Denise Altvater, Maria Girouard, Arla Patch, and Elizabeth Koopman
News

News, February 2016

News of Friends Staff
Features

Why Friends Are Needed in Politics

We can avoid partisan rhetoric to speak and act on the truth we know. Diane Randall
Features

Political Change through the Power of Stories

A Friend finds new confidence in her voice as a citizen. Joey Hartmann-Dow
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