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2018 Quakers in Politics Web Panel

The upcoming U.S. Congressional mid-term elections already have at least seven Quaker candidates for office. How does their Quaker faith inform these candidates’ desires to run for Congress? What advice would they have for other Quakers wanting to run for office in the future?

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Intern Testimonials

We ask each of our interns to write a short post about their experience as a Friends Journal intern. Read on to…

The Trail We Leave Behind Us

Learning from My Neighbors It’s a great honor to be together to listen and speak and have a conversation. I…

ShaneClaiborne

What is Possible?

A story that never happened.

Anonymous

Medical Problems of the Ghetto (1969)

From the FJ archives. A doctor provides healthcare for the poor. This first appeared November 15, 1969.

Joan E. Thomas, M.D.

26 Weekends at Columbia County Jail: Part Two

A Quaker's principled jailing results in a journal from behind bars. Part two.

Joseph Olejak

Allen’s Neck Meeting Clambake Celebrates 125 Years

A century's-worth of adaptations in a Quaker meeting's summer celebration inadvertently documents ecosystem change. With podcast, author chat, and additional photos.

Joseph E. Ingoldsby

Joan B. Rawles

Rawles—Joan B. Rawles, 86, on March 31, 2022, in the care of her son, Jody, in a memory care facility…

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Joan Arden Klein Oltman

Oltman—Joan Arden Klein Oltman, 90, on December 8, 2019, peacefully, surrounded by family while in hospice care at Phelps Memorial…

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Friends Journal Reviewer Survey

Our volunteer reviewers share some of their all-time favorite books for Quakers.

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