Vietnam War

Among Friends: Is Conscience Coming Back in Style?

Our introduction to the October 2017 issue.
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How Far Can We Take Thou Shalt Not Judge?

Can we examine our judgements and find reasons to understand? Rebecca Payne

Stephen Allen Hawk

Hawk—Stephen Allen Hawk, 73, on March 10, 2017, in Chicago, Ill., after a long illness. Steve was born on July…
Features

The Courageous Many

Learn the many ways AFSC engages with Friends today. Lucy Duncan
Quaker Works Archives

Quaker Works October 2016

A semiannual feature highlighting the recent works of Quaker organizations. Staff
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The Billboard

A hand-painted sign along a highway starts a slow path to Friends. Andrew Glazier

Kale Alonzo Williams Jr.

Williams—Kale Alonzo Williams Jr., 90, on January 7, 2016, at home in Boulder, Colo. Kale was born on August 7,…

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…
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The Prophetic and the Pragmatic in Politics

We are in good company as we fumble and grope to find our way in politics. Isaac Barnes May
Audio

Podcast reading of “Psychological Seduction”

From “Psychological Seduction“: As a young child no more than seven years old, I went gift shopping with my mother… Khary Bekka
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Supporting Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Victims

Understanding the cluster of symptoms of PTSD and the role of religious community. Jack Ciancio

Friends Journal looks at war

60th Anniversary: Even in its first year, Friends Journal remembered the atomic bombing of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and… Staff
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