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The Future of Quaker Advocacy

When it comes to engaging with the world, Quakers have a saying: “Let your life speak.” What does that look…
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The Quaker Practice of Traveling with an Elder

For Quakers, the word “elder” can mean several different things. As Elaine Emily explains, none of them have anything to…
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How to Become a Member of a Quaker Meeting

Interested in joining a Quaker Meeting? Here's how to become a member.
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Being God’s Hands

When Carter Nash decided to take seriously the Bible verse “God is love,” it changed everything.
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Why Do Quakers Worship in Silence?

Quakers believe that if we want to hear God, we need to listen.
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My Life as a Quaker Political Campaign Manager

Early in our history, Quakers were successful in business because of our integrity. In a field dominated by dishonest and…
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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…
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Investing the Quaker Way

Responsible investing doesn’t just mean screening out gambling, drugs and weapons. As the investment manager for over 390 Quaker organizations,…
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What Attracts Newcomers to Quaker Meeting?

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and QuakerSpeak gathered a group of new Quakers and asked what led them to try being Quaker.…
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What Does Quakerism Teach About Connecting to Nature?

Some say that going for a walk in the woods is a spiritual practice, but what’s the point? According to…
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Are You a Liberal or Orthodox Quaker?

Many seekers have discovered Quakers through online quizzes like Beliefnet, but what do they mean by “Liberal” and “Orthodox” Quakerism?
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Becoming a Quaker Minister

Stephanie Crumley-Effinger was “recorded” as a minister in Indiana Yearly Meeting in 1982. We talked with her about the recording…
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