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Book Musings: Nurturing the Spiritual Lives of Children

November 05, 2018

It's never too early to invite children to participate in the life of your spiritual community. Children's experiences of faith can be as profound and inspiring as those of the grown-ups in their house of worship. These three resources from Faith & Play™ Stories can be a beginning or a bridge for young learners embarking on new spiritual journeys.

Book Musings: Tales for the Witching Hour

October 29, 2018

Halloween is tomorrow, and our featured titles this week include the story of an outcast whose skills are mistaken for witchcraft in 1687, and a fable about a tree who protects a family in the neighborhood after they've been made to feel unwelcome.

Book Musings: Revitalizing Our Faith

October 22, 2018

Can looking back at scripture and the experiences of early Friends help us discover a new dimension of our faith? This week's featured titles seek to provide possible answers to that question.

Book Musings: The Life and Legacy of William Penn

October 15, 2018

William Penn’s birthday is October 24th, so we're shedding light on his writings and impact on history.

Book Musings: Friends Journal Book Picks for October 2018

October 08, 2018

Each month, Friends Journal introduces readers to books about or related to Quaker experiences and values. The books reviewed in the October issue include Injustice, the story of the U.S. Government's prosecution of members of the Holy Land Foundation, which was the largest Islamic charity in America before it was forced to shut down in 2001.