Joe McHugh's article, "A Graced and Authentic Place: Being Catholic among Quakers," appears in the October 2024 issue. The post Spiritual Fluidity: Joe McHugh appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

We are accepting articles for our March 2025 issue. The due date is Dec. 16, 2024. The post Writing Opp: Neurodiversity appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

Micah MacColl Nicholson's "What Kind of Quaker Am I?" appears in the October 2024 issue. The post Micah MacColl Nicholson Author Chat appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

Don McCormick's "Relationships in the Quaker Community" appears in the September 2024 issue. The post Donald W. McCormick Author Chat appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

A Quaker author chat. Nancy L. Bieber’s “A Love Letter to My Meeting” appears in the September 2024 issue of… The post Nancy L. Bieber Author Chat appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

Michael Levi's "White Supremacy Culture in My Clerking" appears in the August 2024 issue. The post Michael Levi Interview appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

Fast Facts If there’s one topic we can simultaneously talk about both too little and too much, it’s money. This… The post How Meetings Use Money appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

Fast Facts In the December issue we’re going to be exploring an issue that both informs yet transcends theology and… The post Spiritual Optimism vs. Spiritual Pessimism appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

Michael Huber's "Session Zero: Dungeons & Dragons in the Quaker Community" appears in the August 2024 issue. The post Michael Huber Interview appeared first on Friends Journal ..read more

A Quaker author chat. Barbara Birch’s “The True Last Supper” appears in the June/July 2024 issue of Friends Journal. The discussion focuses on the Quaker interpretation of the “Last Supper” and the concept of “embodied spirituality.” Barbara Birch, a retired professor and Quaker, explains how Quakers view the Last Supper not as the meal Jesus shared with his disciples, but as the spiritual encounter described in Revelation 3:20, where Jesus says he will eat with those who open the door to him. Birch discusses how this idea of an intimate, indwelling spiritual presence resonated with her, espe ..read more