Indigenous Alaskans Plan Traditional Healing Center Partially Funded with Quaker Reparations

Tribal leader Joel Jackson of the Organized Village of Kake (OVK), Alaska, plans to convert a disused USDA Forest Service building into a traditional healing center.

Sharlee DiMenichi

FJ Report

Latest Trends in Spiritual Formation for Young Friends

Unprogrammed Quaker meetings have historically turned to members to coordinate spiritual education for young Friends.

Sharlee DiMenichi

News

Quakers Fast for Peace in Gaza and Israel

Quakers for Peace in Palestine and Israel, a group of at least 17 Friends from the United States, Ireland, and…

Sharlee DiMenichi

Among Friends

George Fox at 400

Introduction to our June/July issue.

Gabriel Ehri

Features

The Radical Original Vision of George Fox

Reintegrating the radical insights and practices of the first Quakers.

Marcelle Martin

Features

The True Last Supper

George Fox’s mystical feast of love.

Barbara Birch

Features

The Egalitarian Partnership with Margaret Fell Fox

Strong female leadership in the early days of Quakerism.

Amos Smith

Features

George Fox Was a Racist

How do Fox’s writings on slavery impact Quakers today?

Johanna Jackson and Naveed Moeed

Features

George Fox and the Bible

Reconciling and transcending some of our differences toward the Bible.

Thomas Gates

Features

Fox at 400

Reflections from Friends around the world.

Sharlee DiMenichi

Online Features

A Life Steeped in the Quaker Way

Reflections on the example of George Fox.

Geoff Knowlton

Online Features

His Work Is Alive in Africa

A tribute to George Fox.

George Busolo Lukalo

Online Features

From Dorothea to Me

George Fox’s Enduring Influence.

Cathy Barney

Poetry

A Query for Friend Fox

Did you ever laugh with joy, Friend, / at the beauty of God’s world, / the sheer extravaganza of it?

Nancy L. Bieber

Poetry

Where Mothers Hung the Clothes

On a fall afternoon in my warm kitchen, I bake a frittata. / Fried onions, red potatoes, cream, cheddar, eggs

Joyce Victor

Poetry

Watering the Crops

Tomatoes big as breasts, he brags, / raised in topsoil dung and peat.

Gary Stein

Claire Cafaro on George Fox Was a Racist

In his speech “What, To The Slave, Is The Fourth of July”? to the Rochester Ladies…
Cherie Dupuis on George Fox Was a Racist

I am fascinated by the different ways we read the same article. I have no need…
Sydney Morgan on George Fox Was a Racist

Maoists employed labels like “capitalist roader” to shame those they wanted to discredit and destroy. The…
Don Badgley on George Fox Was a Racist

The title that calls George Fox a racist is intended to grab us and chasten us….