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Remembering a Workcamp in Tennessee

A Friend recounts an AFSC workcamp in 1949. George H. Kurz
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The Art of Gratitude

On the FJ Blog: "A boy’s watercolor depicts a heartwarming scene created amid the misery and starvation of post-World War… Daniel Lee
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Welcoming the Strong Black Woman among Us

The energy to appear strong and the socially imposed obligation to rise above it all can be exhausting. Valerie Brown
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God Loves Us All?

The still, small voice within tells us that any work or sacrifice without love is a waste of time. Phil Lord
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Honoring Those Known Only to God

A group of Friends hopes to identify North American Quaker burial grounds that hold remains of African American men, women,… Honoring Project
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Falling Through the Cracks: The Children of Calais

Across the Channel from one of the wealthiest countries in the world, approximately 10,000 men, women, and children lived in… Kate McNally
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Respect Is the Heartbeat of Standing Rock

Quaker Earthcare Witness visits the Dakota Access Pipeline protest camps. Shelley Tanenbaum
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Who Is My Neighbor?

Can we reject unacceptable actions and still find ways to touch those neighbors in pain? Ellie Beach
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The Quaker Workplace: Building the Beloved Community

Reexamining the motivations and principles of the golden age of Quaker business. Anthony Fuller

Ethel Anna Goerlich Trefsger

Trefsger—Ethel Anna Goerlich Trefsger, 91, on July 10, 2016, at her son’s home in Auburn, Maine. Ethel was born on…
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The Third Reconstruction

It's time to get America above the snake line of racial oppression. William J. Barber II

Viewpoint: Finding Quakerism on My Own

An ongoing journey from Catholicism to free-range spirituality to Quakerism.
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