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How God Speaks Through Creativity

“When I came to Quakerism, and I sat in a completely quiet, silent meeting, I didn’t know what to do…

Where We Touch God, and God Touches Us

“Putting language on the experience of that of God within us, I think, is a risky business,” says Christopher Sammond.…

Being God’s Hands

When Carter Nash decided to take seriously the Bible verse “God is love,” it changed everything.

What Do Quakers Believe About God?

What is God? We asked 20 Quakers, here’s what they said.

Unlearning God: How Unbelieving Helped Me Believe

In order to have a healthy relationship with God, Quaker author Phil Gulley says that we must first unlearn what we’ve been taught.

Why I Still Say “Kingdom” of God Despite the Baggage

Last week we posted a video about Quakers and the Kingdom of God. But is the word “Kingdom” antiquated, or even offensive? This week, Callid Keefe-Perry explores the baggage behind the phrase and explains why he still uses it.

The Kingdom of God (As Quakers See It)

Quakers have often talked about the “Kingdom of God” but what do we mean by it? We asked 7 Friends about their perspective.

Friends Journal Staff Picks

Over the course of ten seasons, QuakerSpeak videos have been viewed more than 5 million times—and the Friends Journal staff is…

My Spiritual Journey with Disability

In reconciling his disability with his understanding of the nature of God, Quaker Greg Woods stopped questioning “what God did or did not do” when he started seeing himself as a part of the body of Christ.

The Quaker Simplicity of Talking to God