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Who Was Joy Hodgkin?

When my grandfather, Henry Hodgkin, migrated from England in 1930 to be the first director of studies at Pendle Hill,…

Meg Hodgkin Lippert

Young Families and Quakerism: Will the Center Hold?

Recently I was invited to help plan an adult religious education session at a meeting that expressed interest in revitalizing…

Tom Hoopes

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How to Retain Young Families in Quaker Meeting

Families want to be an important and integral part of the community.

Ami Corleto-Bales, Christine Barnaby, David Corleto-Bales, David Keiser-Clark, Janaki Spickard Keeler, Kat Griffith, and Maya Wright

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Continuing Revolution: Young Adult Friends at the Intersection of Faith and Action

Young adult Friends at the intersection of faith and action.

Emily Higgs

Books: December 2014

A Young Friends Bookshelf

Staff

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Coming Alive: Discerning the Next Chapter of Quaker Service

The story behind the founding of Quaker Voluntary Service.

Christina Repoley

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Quaker Leadership and Education

Three stories and a vision of recovering joy.

Alexander Levering Kern

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A Witness to Tethers and Transformation

Observations from 16 yearly meetings.

Allison Kirkegaard and Cai Quirk

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How My Journey to Quakerism Taught Me to Imagine a Better World

Cultivating a sense of belonging in young adults who wander toward Friends.

Madison Rose

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Feeding Young Adults with a Taste of Abundance

Creating connections and building community through food.

Emily Provance and NiaDwynwen Thomas