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Features

What Quakers and Catholics Might Learn from One Another

Balancing head and heart in two spiritual homes. John Pitts Corry
Student Voices Project

2nd Annual Student Voices Project

Introduction to this year's Student Voices Project Gail Whiffen Coyle
Student Voices Project

Student Voices: Visual Arts

Draw or create a visual piece in response to peace, conflict, justice, or all three. Josie Carabello, Joyce Okoye, Leyla Urushanova, Jerica Xu
Features

A Powerful Hope

Reflections on the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Rome. Phil Lord
Guest Viewpoint

Syria As a Tipping Point

I don’t know how to create transformation on a global scale, but “let us see what love can do.” Susan C. Hefte

Online Forum: Pacifism and Peace

One of the most important testimonies of the Quaker faith is peace. In times of war, Quakers have a long…

Remembering Hiroshima & Nagasaki: from the FJ Archives

2012 marks the 67th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, by United States forces during World War…

Modern Germany and the Lessons of WWII

I recently spent a fascinating two weeks as part of the Transatlantic Outreach Program’s (TOP) study tour of Germany. Traveling…

Growing Up in Germany During World War II

We had not heard from my Uncle Helmut in years: “lost in action,” we were told. Then one day in…

Restoring the Golden Rule

Remember the Golden Rule? In 1958 when retired U.S. Navy Captain Albert Bigelow tried to sail this 30-foot boat to…

On Not Becoming Complacent

Like many—if not most—emerging religious movements, Quakerism arose in 17th-century England in a posture of challenging the established authority. This…

The Immorality of Patriotism

Our country is the world, our countrymen are all mankind. We love the land of our nativity only as we…
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