The special October 2010 issue of FRIENDS JOURNAL on Friends and Education focuses usefully on Quaker schools in the United [ā¦]
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Fit for Freedom: A Conversation with the Coā Authors
Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship: Quakers, African Americans and the Myth of Racial Justice By Donna McDaniel and Vanessa [ā¦]
Richard K. Taylor served on Philadelphia Yearly Meeting's Race Relations Committee and worked in an AFSC program to overcome racism in housing. In 1963, he founded and directed the Fair Housing Council of Delaware Valley. In the late 1960s, he was named to the staff of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Southern Christian Leadership Conference. More recently, he and a colleague of African American descent led a six-year "racial healing process" in Germantown's St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.
Posted in: FeaturesA Time of Renewal
At the time of this writing, Susan CorsonāFinnerty is off getting some vacation and supporting farāflung family members, and she [ā¦]
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Asking for Money for the Monthly Meeting
Recently I attended a Unitarian Universalist Sunday service in Montreal, where the congregation was in the midst of their annual [ā¦]
Caroline Balderston Parry is a member of Ottawa Meeting in Canada.
Posted in: FeaturesThe Friends General Conference sweat lodge and related issues: a statement
The Indian Committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting welcomes the extended dialogue concerning the Quaker sweat lodges at Friends General Conference [ā¦]
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Thou Shalt Wear Comfy Shoes by Suzanne W. Cole Sullivan
In Defense of Blue KoolāAid by Kat Griffith
The Next Testimony by Andrew Huff
How to Be an Inclusive Quaker by Valerie Brown
Uncertainty: An Unnamed Quaker Creed? by Rhiannon Grant
When Is a Creed Not a Creed? by Ann Birch
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