War is Criminal Activity (unabridged)
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A reflection on the preciousness of life in the aftermath of a near-death experience, and a call for the end of war.
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A reflection on the preciousness of life in the aftermath of a near-death experience, and a call for the end of war.
A study and action guide for concerned citizens.
Each day during the week leading up to the U.S. presidential inauguration of 2017, the Center for Courage and Renewal
Excerpts from the keynote presentation to North Pacific Yearly Meeting; July 14, 2016; Whitworth University, Spokane, Washington
by Diane Randall
Good morning Friends. Thank you for welcoming me here this week as a Friend in Residence.
My Personal Relationship with Gensuikyo
by Earle Reynolds (1962)
Given that Quakers don’t like to use violent words like “kill,” we use euphemisms instead. So the current trend among Quakers to euthanize our Peace and Social Concerns Committees is one that I will call the “Shelver Movement.” We have spent countless hours in recent years trying to lay these committees down, but we end up “shelving” them instead.
Lesson plans for two different First Day School age groups, developed by Nancy Marshall to support “Pages for All Ages” in the March/April 2015 issue of Western Friend.
A familiar tune with new lyrics. Includes the rousing line, “If God meant seafowl to drown in seas full of oil . . . God would have made it so!” Musical notation included.
