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Poetry

This in Remembrance

Something was always on the stove. We talked / until a lid began to dance, and again / when she… Donald Mace Williams
Poetry

March invited me outside today / To join her festival / Of dancing tree tops

March stays for thirty-one days / and yet I barely know her, / a bridge between February and April /… Edith Silvestri
Features

The Donkey Rider

A noisy crowd gathers around a storytelling carpenter. Charles Bunner

Silver Wattle Quaker Centre

Silver Wattle Quaker Centre, located in Bungendore, Australia, has returned to operations as un-usual, re-opening doors to courses, venue hires,…
Service

Stories from Arch Street

Volunteer guides and greeters from the Arch Street Meetinghouse share stories that have inspired and entertained them. Jackie Zemaitis
Features

An Awkward Pause

A Friend is led to visit the meetinghouse grounds during isolation. Debbie B. Ramsey
Features

Lapsed, Released, Let Go, Discontinued

The spiritual practice of laying down memberships. Carolyn Hilles-Pilant
News

Denver meeting to house COVID-19 healthcare workers

  On March 24, Mountain View Meeting, a meeting of about 100 in Denver, Colo., decided to open its meetinghouse… FJ News Editor

Holly DiMicco Olson

Olson—Holly DiMicco Olson, 58, on May 1, 2019, at home in Sellersville, Pa., after an extended struggle with ovarian cancer.…
Faith and Practice

Me and My Maker

A Friend's idea of Christianity is one of a relationship with her maker. Edwina Dankwa Assan
From the Editor's Desk

Writing Opp: The State of Quaker Institutions (closed)

Quaker institutions: What’s working and what isn’t and which beloved institutions do we need to make sure we keep alive?… Martin Kelley
Features

Slavery in the Quaker World

Christian slavery and White supremacy. Katharine Gerbner
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