Quaker Theology

Issues

Quaker Theology Issues

  • Issue # 000 Early Printed 1982 – 1993 (2)

    An exhaustive Index of more than a decade of printed versions of “Quaker Theology,’ from 1981 to 1992, is provided. It links directly to the articles referenced. A table of all issues follows. All articles are in searchable pdf format.

  • Issue # 1 – Fall 1999 (7)

    The inaugural issue considers why Friends—despite their historic suspicion of theology—need disciplined reflection on religious experience to resist harmful ideas, understand their own faith, and participate meaningfully in ecumenical and interfaith dialogue. Its articles challenge the view that Quakerism began as a form of Puritanism, explore parallels between Quaker spirituality and Roman Catholic religious orders, recount one Friend’s journey toward an atheist Christianity, and examine the difficult questions the Kosovo War posed for the Quaker peace testimony. Together, these contributions introduce Quaker Theology as a forum for intellectually serious, spiritually grounded conversation about Quaker identity, diversity, and witness in the world.

  • Issue # 2 – Spring 2000 (7)

    This issue examines Quaker theology as an experiential, communal, and socially engaged practice rooted in inward spiritual encounter and the gathered meeting. Its articles consider why Friends should study theology, debate whether Quaker faith can remain coherent without belief in God, and assess a major report on the condition of American Quakerism. Two historical studies place early Friends within the broader Christian mystical tradition, comparing Quaker spirituality with sixteenth-century Spanish mysticism and examining George Fox alongside Catholic and Anglican mystics. Together, the contributions explore how inward experience, theological reflection, historical identity, and contemporary diversity shape Quaker faith and practice.

    Volume Two, Number One
    Editor: Chuck Fager
    ISSN 1526-7490

  • Issue # 3 — Fall 2000 (6)

    Issue #3 explores how Quaker theology developed and exerted influence during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Through studies of Rufus Jones, Caroline Emelia Stephen, the Progressive Friends, Conservative Quakerism, and the shared spiritual heritage of Quakers and Unitarian Universalists, the issue examines the tensions between tradition and modernity, insularity and engagement, and inherited doctrine and individual experience. Together, the articles show Quaker ideas helping to shape liberal religion, ecumenical Christianity, social reform, literature, pacifism, and modern understandings of spirituality.

    Volume Two Number Two
    Autumn 2000
    Editor: Chuck Fager
    ISSN 1526-7490

  • Issue # 4 — Spring 2001 (10)

    Issue #4 examines peace and violence, biblical interpretation, theological method, and the changing structure of Quaker religious community. Its contributors debate how Scripture can guide peacemaking, how race, gender, and social experience shape responses to violence, and how Anabaptist and Quaker theology might respond to postmodern thought. The issue also considers whether contemporary Friends are developing a decentralized “Quaker-wide web” of autonomous but interconnected meetings, held together by shared spiritual seeking, mutual respect, and a continuing commitment to peace.

  • Issue # 5, Fall 2001 (9)

    Issue #5 considers Quaker faith and witness in times of war, oppression, racism, and cultural conflict, with particular urgency following the attacks of September 11, 2001. Its articles examine the Peace Testimony after 9/11, the liberalization of American Quakerism during World War I, the complicated legacy of Western Quaker missions in Africa, Korean Quaker Ham Sok Hon’s resistance to tyranny, and the troubling involvement of some Indiana Friends in the Ku Klux Klan. Reviews and spiritual reflections on Robert Barclay and the sustaining power of stillness further explore the theological resources Friends may draw upon when confronting violence, injustice, and moral contradiction.

  • Issue # 6 — Spring 2002 (7)

    Explores the inward spiritual condition at the heart of Quaker faith and the diverse traditions through which Friends have understood it. Beginning with George Fox’s conviction that Christ can “speak to thy condition,” the issue examines the struggle to overcome ego and false authority through direct spiritual experience. Its articles connect Quakerism with Catholic Quietism and contemplative prayer, Taoist teachings on humility and nonviolence, and the formative ministry of George Fox. A critical study of the Peace Testimony also confronts the gap between Quaker ideals and complicated historical realities, calling Friends toward greater honesty about their theological inheritance and practice.

  • Issue # 7 — Fall, 2002 (8)

    Explores how Quaker faith and community can respond to war, evil, religious difference, and spiritual change. Its contributors advocate the abolition of war and interpret the Peace Testimony as active nonviolent resistance rather than passive withdrawal. Other articles consider Quaker worship and fellowship as Eucharistic practice, a journey from Quakerism into Eastern Orthodoxy, and spiritual connections with Indigenous Mexican ceremony. A critical review of a revised Quaker history emphasizes the importance of intellectual honesty and responsible preservation of the tradition. Together, the essays call Friends toward stronger communities, deeper theological reflection, and a more demanding commitment to peace.

  • Issue # 8 — Spring 2003 (8)

    Examines the close relationship between Quaker history and theology and the ways Friends engage with religious, political, and philosophical difference. Interviews with Quaker scholars explore the tradition’s diversity, institutional development, and the editing of its historical record. Other contributions consider ecumenical foundations for peace theology, the compatibility of materialism with Quaker ethics and practice, and a Catholic spiritual journey through Quakerism. A profile of Milton Mayer emphasizes individual moral responsibility, resistance to state authority, and the danger of gradually accommodating injustice. Together, the issue presents Quaker theology as a historically grounded but continuing conversation about truth, conscience, community, and peace.

  • Issue # 9, Fall 2003 (9)

    Presents a wide-ranging exploration of Quaker history, doctrine, spiritual experience, and responses to contemporary conflict. Its articles examine George Fox’s use of catechisms for religious education, early Quaker interpretations of Nimrod and the Tower of Babel, and a Quaker understanding of the nature and purpose of the Church. Personal narratives and memoir reviews explore healing, place, family tradition, and struggles with faith surrounding September 11. The issue also debates universal salvation and atonement while critically confronting theological justifications for American military power and the “war on terror.” Together, these contributions show Friends drawing upon Scripture, history, lived experience, and the Peace Testimony to address enduring questions of authority, salvation, community, and violence.

  • Issue #10, Spring 2004 (8)

    Investigates the development of American liberal Quaker theology and its relationship to social reform, religious pluralism, and nonviolent action. Two studies present Lucretia Mott as a formative liberal Quaker theologian whose understanding of the Inner Light, Jesus, and the present possibility of God’s kingdom provided a foundation for radical reform. A personal account of becoming both Muslim and Quaker explores interfaith identity, Sufism, peace, and shared spiritual practice. Other contributions debate property damage within nonviolent movements, criticize *The Passion of the Christ* for emphasizing physical suffering over the Gospel message, and consider tragedy and hope in modern Quaker thought. Together, the issue portrays liberal Quakerism as an evolving tradition shaped by reason, inward revelation, activism, and engagement across religious boundaries.

  • Issue #11, Spring 2005 (9)

    Examines Quaker identity through the tensions between tradition and change, theological diversity and shared belief, and pacifist ideals and political realities. Marking the centennial of North Carolina Yearly Meeting (Conservative), it recounts that body’s separation over revivalism, church discipline, and the preservation of traditional worship. Other articles ask whether a coherent core Quaker theology exists, trace a journey toward progressive religious radicalism, and critique the boundaries of academic Quaker theory. Historical and theological studies explore divisions among British Friends during World War I and liberal Christian responses to militarism and political power. Reviews of spiritual memoirs further consider departure, healing, forgiveness, and the search for an authentic religious voice.

  • Issue #12, Fall 2005 (6)

    Confronts the misuse of religious belief in relation to environmental destruction, nationalism, prophecy, and war. Its central essay challenges Western ideas of progress and individual moral supremacy, tracing how they have contributed to ecological devastation, social disorder, and spiritual crisis while calling for a transformed relationship with the natural world. Other contributions expose the historical distortions and political agenda of Christian nationalist history, critically assess a modern claim of divinely dictated prophecy, and trace the Quaker influence on the early pacifism of the Assemblies of God. Together, the issue examines how theology can either legitimize domination and illusion or foster humility, historical honesty, ecological responsibility, and peace.

  • Issue #13, Winter 2007 (9)

    Examines the authority of Scripture, inward revelation, and inherited tradition within a religious community marked by theological diversity. Its central account of Tom Fox traces how the Sermon on the Mount shaped his growth from military musician to Quaker peaceworker and ultimately to martyrdom in Iraq. Other articles explore Quaker understandings of spiritual rather than water baptism, the role of the Inner Light in Hicksite and Progressive reform, and the place of nontheism among contemporary Friends. Responses and reviews debate environmental theology, Conservative Quaker tradition, biblical interpretation, and the meaning of failed prophecy. Together, the issue asks how Friends can test spiritual claims while remaining open to continuing revelation, faithful witness, and honest theological disagreement.

  • Issue #14, Fall-Winter 2007-2008 (9)

    Centers on Scripture, interpretation, and the ways religious texts shape personal identity, public ethics, and interfaith relations. Its contributors trace Quaker approaches to the Bible from George Fox’s Spirit-led reading through later evangelical and liberal divisions, applying those differences to contemporary debates over sexuality and environmental responsibility. Other essays compare Quaker engagement with the Bible and Qur’an, reflect on Jesus and the meaning of “the Human Being,” and explore both theistic and nontheistic ways of imagining God. Personal testimony from a gay Quaker places love, discipleship, and hope within these interpretive struggles. A review of literature on American torture connects theological reflection with Quaker witness against institutional violence. Together, the issue presents scriptural interpretation as a living practice with profound spiritual, social, and political consequences.

  • Issue #15, Winter-Spring 2008 (10)

    Explores inward spiritual transformation alongside the moral pressures of war and militarism. Essays reinterpret early Quaker salvation through modern psychology, examine John Woolman’s mystical vision as a source of social witness, and compare Quaker silence with Pentecostal speaking in tongues as different paths to direct experience of the Spirit. Reviews of introductory Quaker studies and Shaker spirituality consider how religious identity is understood and embodied in community, simplicity, and work. A substantial group of contributions confronts the post-9/11 military world through accounts of torture, religiously justified warfare, critiques of American power, and the reflections of a Quaker-influenced soldier serving in Iraq. Together, the issue connects inward renewal with the difficult outward demands of conscience, peace, and resistance to oppression.

  • Issue #16, Fall 2009 (10)

    Issue #16, marking the tenth anniversary of *Quaker Theology*, examines contested understandings of Quaker history, identity, and witness. Several contributions debate whether holiness provides the central interpretive key to Quakerism, with particular attention to mysticism, revivalism, Hannah Whitall Smith, and the divisions produced by the nineteenth-century holiness movement. Other articles challenge idealized accounts of Quaker racial justice, explore Howard Thurman’s relationship with Friends, and trace a personal journey from studying psychological warfare to embracing Quaker nonviolence. Studies of the early Quaker metaphors of Light and Seed illuminate how spiritual language shaped the movement’s theology, while the controversy surrounding Philip Gulley raises continuing questions about universalism, Christian orthodoxy, and Jesus as a model for compassionate living.

  • Issue #17, Spring-Summer 2010 (10)

    Examines how Quaker faith is learned, practiced, renewed, and translated into effective witness. Its contributors call for stronger religious education among Young Friends and describe Quaker truth as something enacted through individual discipline, meeting discernment, yearly meeting structures, and informal networks of concern. Historical and contemporary studies explore Howard Brinton’s ecumenical work, emerging young Quaker voices, and a progressive mystical theology centered on brokenness, tenderness, divine love, and peacemaking. Several reviews confront the practical demands of peace activism, including hostage-taking in Iraq, the need to understand war strategically, and the relationship between militarism and climate crisis. Together, the issue argues that faithful witness requires theological knowledge, disciplined community, careful preparation, and sustained engagement with the forces producing violence.

  • Issue #18, Fall-Winter 2011 (10)

    Examines the challenges of preserving Quaker identity while pursuing institutional renewal, cultural change, reconciliation, and growth across different societies. Its contributors assess whether the American Friends Service Committee can reconnect with its Quaker foundations, revisit the history of Friends’ involvement in African-American education, and explore the development of an authentic French Quakerism. Studies of Midwestern conflicts and nineteenth-century divisions address tensions involving doctrine, authority, congregational autonomy, and LGBTQ inclusion while calling Friends away from the “spirit of separation.” Other essays consider why efforts to transform culture often produce limited or unintended results and present forgiveness, reconciliation, and relationship-building as foundations for peacemaking after extreme violence. Together, the issue asks how Friends can pursue change without losing either their spiritual roots or their communal bonds.

  • Issue #19, Spring-Summer 2011 (7)

    Examines Quaker vitality, institutional conflict, and the preservation of religious identity. Its contributors revisit the “evolutionary potential” of Quakerism through the socially innovative visions of Kenneth Boulding and John Bellers, while a comparison with Amish communities asks why Friends have struggled to retain young people and maintain a distinctive culture. The continuing conflict within Indiana Yearly Meeting over LGBTQ inclusion exposes tensions involving scriptural interpretation, institutional authority, and the threat of division. Reviews of Maurice Creasey’s theology and Mother Teresa’s troubled spiritual life explore questions of faith, doubt, suffering, poverty, and religious witness. Together, the issue asks whether Quakerism can renew its social imagination and communal strength while navigating profound theological and cultural disagreements.

  • Issue #20, Winter-Spring 2012 (9)

    Focuses on two forms of conflict confronting contemporary Christians and Friends: division within the church and participation in national warfare. Several contributions document the approaching split in Indiana Yearly Meeting over LGBTQ inclusion, biblical authority, congregational autonomy, and institutional control, portraying the separation as a painful Quaker “divorce.” A second group challenges the alliance between American evangelical Christianity and militarism through reviews, excerpts, and an interview with antiwar theologian Laurence Vance, who condemns religious support for the warfare state. The issue also presents Michael Birkel’s translation of Robert Barclay’s historical defense of Quakerism, connecting present disputes with the tradition’s long history of theological controversy. Together, the issue examines how Christians justify conflict—and whether faith can instead sustain conscience, peace, and integrity amid profound disagreement.

  • Issue #21, Autumn 2012 (8)

    Examines the future of Quakerism through studies of institutional conflict, liberal religion, ecological radicalism, historical witness, and changing patterns of religious affiliation. Continued reporting on the proposed division of Indiana Yearly Meeting documents disputes over scriptural authority, LGBTQ inclusion, organizational control, finances, and the meaning of Quaker unity. An analysis of Rufus Jones and Thomas Kelly presents their mysticism and social activism as movements beyond conventional religious liberalism, while a review of contemporary American religion considers the wider forces affecting Quaker membership and growth. Other contributions critically assess violent ecological resistance and recover William Bartram’s moral vision as a Quaker botanist attentive to nature and Indigenous knowledge. Together, the issue asks how Friends can respond faithfully to institutional division, religious change, and environmental crisis.

  • Issue #22 – Winter/Spring 2013 (9)

    Surveys Quaker history, division, cultural influence, and peace witness across several centuries and continents. Continued coverage of Indiana Yearly Meeting documents its formal separation into conservative and progressive bodies over authority, theology, and LGBTQ inclusion. Studies of Howard and Anna Brinton examine their influential role in reshaping twentieth-century liberal Quaker identity, while a chart of 350 years of North American Friends places recurring schisms within a broader historical pattern. Other contributions explore grassroots Quaker peacebuilding in East Africa, the complicated relationship between Quaker silence and slavery in two abolitionist novels, and the ways music can participate in both violence and resistance. Together, the issue challenges simplified accounts of Quaker unity, abolitionism, and peacemaking while recovering the complex people and practices through which the tradition has evolved.

  • Issue #23, Summer-Fall 2013 (8)

    Explores overlooked histories of Quaker reform, the relationship between theology and social action, and the continuing struggle over equality within the Society of Friends. Articles recover the influence of nineteenth-century Progressive Friends on democracy, feminism, spiritualism, interfaith cooperation, and modern liberal Quakerism, while a study of Battle Creek shows liberal sectarian movements shaping religion, reform, health culture, and industry. Reviews reassess early Quaker pacifism and the mixed record of the American Friends Service Committee’s interracial activism. Contemporary conflict appears in a Kenyan Friends statement condemning homosexuality, placed within the broader legal, cultural, and international forces sustaining anti-LGBT attitudes. Excerpts from John Calvi’s work offer a personal theology of healing, hope, fear, and divine love. Together, the issue considers how spiritual conviction becomes—or fails to become—liberating social practice.

  • Issue #24 – Winter-Spring 2014 (9)

    Examines human nature, religious authority, civil resistance, and divisions over LGBTQ inclusion within contemporary Quakerism. A recovered essay by Angelina Grimké rejects inherited guilt and presents humanity as developing morally and intellectually under a loving God, while a study of early Friends describes their teaching on perfection as a “third way” between Pelagian self-reliance and Augustinian depravity. Historical reflection on William Penn’s trial connects early Quaker resistance to unlawful-assembly laws with North Carolina’s Moral Monday protests. Reports from Kenya, Northwest Yearly Meeting, and the newly divided Indiana Yearly Meeting reveal differing cultural and institutional responses to homosexuality, biblical authority, and church governance. A review of *The Oxford Handbook of Quaker Studies* further raises questions about scholarly accessibility, cost, and whose experiences are represented in accounts of Quakerism.

  • Issue #25 – Summer-Fall 2014 (12)

    Marking the journal’s fifteenth anniversary, crosses historical, geographical, and religious boundaries to examine reform, peace, forgiveness, and spiritual authority. Several contributions recover the Progressive Friends and their influence on abolition, women’s rights, spiritualism, liberal theology, and modern Quaker identity, while studies of early antislavery rhetoric and Francis Howgill reconsider foundational Quaker texts and their later interpretation. An exchange concerning a Khmer Rouge survivor explores forgiveness, letting go, justice, memory, and trauma through Buddhist, Christian, and Jewish perspectives. Other articles present a Cuban Quaker reflection on faith amid political and economic hardship, document peace activism surrounding Fort Bragg and the Iraq War, and debate whether Evangelical efforts to recover early Quakerism subordinate immediate spiritual guidance to scriptural authority. Together, the issue portrays Quaker faith as an evolving conversation between historical inheritance, radical reform, interreligious encounter, and practical peacemaking.

  • Issue #26 — Preview (2)

    This preview of Issue #26 reports on the escalating conflict within North Carolina Yearly Meeting–FUM that threatened to divide the body. Years of declining membership and finances intensified disputes over doctrine, mission, marriage, LGBTQ inclusion, institutional authority, and control of property and resources. Conservative evangelical meetings sought stronger doctrinal conformity and the exclusion of more liberal or universalist congregations, while targeted meetings resisted what they regarded as an attempted purge. Together, the reports document the early stages of a major North Carolina Quaker schism and the theological, organizational, and financial pressures driving it.

  • Issue #26 — Winter-Spring 2015 (9)

    Examines conflict, institutional decline, and competing visions of renewal within contemporary Quakerism. Extensive documentation of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting–FUM crisis traces disputes over biblical authority, Christian doctrine, marriage, discipline, diversity, finances, and demands to separate from dissenting meetings. Other contributions evaluate a “convergent” model that seeks to renew Friends by blending traditions within a participatory culture, and reconsider the history of Pendle Hill as it shifted from an intellectually rigorous, socially engaged community toward retreat, personal spirituality, and ecological concerns. A theological debate challenges interpretations of early Quakerism based primarily on delayed apocalyptic expectation, emphasizing instead the persistent tension between spiritual unity and doctrinal enforcement. Together, the issue asks whether renewal comes through convergence, prophetic community, institutional reform, or stricter theological boundaries—and what may be lost through each choice.

  • Issue #27 — Summer-Fall 2015 (11)

    Takes “release” as a revealing theme, examining both faithful liberation and institutional expulsion within Quaker history and practice. Reports from Northwest and North Carolina Yearly Meetings document conflicts over LGBTQ inclusion, doctrinal conformity, church authority, and whether unity requires theological uniformity, including the expulsion of West Hills Friends Meeting. Historical studies explore Friends as a transnational “holy nation” resisting state demands and revisit Mary Dyer’s martyrdom through fiction and drama. Other contributions test the boundaries of liberal Quaker tolerance through belief in extraterrestrial contact, criticize vague appeals to “transformation,” and consider sustainability as a spiritual and communal discipline. Together, the issue asks who or what Quaker communities are willing to release—and whether that act produces freedom, renewal, exclusion, or loss.

  • Issue #28 — Spring-Summer 2016 (13)

    Explores dialogue, death, remembrance, marriage, and conflict through Quaker practices of attention, discernment, and faithful witness. An account of interfaith education shows how silence, lived experience, and universal grace can build understanding across religious differences. Several contributions reflect on dying through Peg Morton’s deliberate decision to end her life by fasting and through a memoir of love, dementia, loss, and spiritual transformation. Memorial pieces honor Tom Fox’s journey from military service to nonviolent peacemaking and preserve his reflections on compassion amid violence. Other articles support same-sex marriage and report continuing schisms in North Carolina and Northwest Yearly Meetings over LGBTQ inclusion and doctrinal authority. A historical study of Walt Whitman further explores Quaker, transcendentalist, and perfectionist influences. Together, the issue asks how attentive presence can sustain community through difference, suffering, love, and death.

  • Issue #29 — Summer-Fall 2016 (9)

    Examines institutional survival, spiritual formation, psychological influence, and neglected episodes of Quaker history. Reports and documents from North Carolina Yearly Meeting describe its decision to step back from schism and attempted purges in favor of reorganization, while acknowledging continued theological division and declining youth participation. Other contributions assess how psychoanalysis and popular psychology have reshaped liberal Quaker spirituality, and review a contemporary account of the Quaker journey centered on divine love. A personal narrative links evolving faith with land, Buddhism, and environmental responsibility. Historical studies recover American Quaker aid to Japanese and Japanese-American communities and reconsider Whittaker Chambers’s marginalized place among Friends during the Alger Hiss controversy. Together, the issue asks how Quaker identity is formed, contested, remembered, and sustained across institutional, spiritual, cultural, and political change.

  • Issue #30 & #31 — Winter-Spring 2017 & Summer-Fall 2017 (23)

    Issues #30–31 examine Quaker resistance, dissent, peace testimony, and institutional division across several centuries. Historical pieces recover Benjamin Lay’s revolutionary abolitionism, Lucretia Mott’s perseverance amid Quaker opposition, Friends’ resistance during the Stuart Restoration, divisions over World War I, and everyday acts of defiance during the Vietnam era. Profiles of Ham Sok Hon, Jim Corbett, Joseph Southall, Milton Mayer, Richard Nixon, and Tom Fox explore varied relationships between faith, political power, pacifism, and prophetic witness. Contemporary reports trace major Quaker separations in North Carolina, the Northwest, and Wilmington over LGBTQ inclusion, theology, and church authority. Other reflections consider captivity, militarism, resistance, and the changing meaning of the Peace Testimony.

  • Issue #32, Summer 2018 (13)

    Presents a historical examination of the American Friends Service Committee and its recurring struggles with finances, governance, professionalization, political identity, and accountability to the Religious Society of Friends. Documents and reflections spanning several decades trace concerns about declining Quaker participation, staff and board power, institutional elitism, and the weakening of an explicitly spiritual foundation. Case studies explore AFSC’s response to the Cold War, its treatment of Whittaker Chambers, and the enduring influence of *Speak Truth to Power*. Repeated efforts at reform reveal cycles of hope and disappointment. Together, the issue asks whether AFSC can recover a distinctive Quaker identity while remaining an effective organization for peace, justice, and service.

  • Issue #33, Winter 2019 (6)

    Issue #33, published during the journal’s twentieth anniversary, examines theology as a force shaping conscience, power, social justice, and institutional division. An essay on Reinhold Niebuhr, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X compares their responses to racism and political power while confronting white evangelical support for Trumpism. A recovered 1858 sermon by Lucretia Mott proclaims the inward kingdom of God, religious liberty, and respect for conscience. Two reports document the recent “separation generation” of American Friends, focusing on divisions in Wilmington, Indiana, Northwest, and North Carolina Yearly Meetings over LGBTQ inclusion, biblical interpretation, and institutional authority. Together, the issue shows why theology matters: beliefs about Scripture, power, equality, and conscience produce concrete consequences for both public witness and Quaker community.

  • Issue #34 – Spring 2020 (9)

    Examines the tension between Quaker faith and the social, political, and institutional powers surrounding it. A case study from Orange County follows a small Friends church whose ministry with homeless people brought it into conflict with local authorities and its own evangelical denomination. Personal narratives explore music, paradox, direct spiritual experience, and the development of pacifism during the Vietnam War. Historical contributions confront the disturbing involvement of Quaker minister Daisy Douglas Barr in the Ku Klux Klan and review the political thought of William Penn and John Dickinson on liberty, conscience, and government. A concluding reflection on Quaker House considers the theological demands of maintaining a peace witness within military culture. Together, the issue asks whether Quaker institutions will serve compassion and conscience or accommodate exclusion, property, nationalism, and power.

Early Printed A Friendly Letter Issues

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  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #1 (March 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (21)
    • consensus-building
    • Darrow, Charles
    • Friendly Anecdotes
    • Haverford College
    • Hosea
    • The Landlord's Game
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • Levering, Miriam
    • Levering, Samuel
    • Magie, Elizabeth J.
    • Monopoly
    • music
    • Parker Brothers
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Pentagon
    • Reagan administration
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • United Nations
    • United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea
    • Waln, Nicholas
    • North Carolina
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #2 (April 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (37)
    • abortion, Friends' attitudes concerning
    • Arabs
    • and slavery
    • capitalists
    • Coleman, Richard J.
    • Communists
    • "conservative" Christians
    • "conservative" Friends; Conservative Quakerism. See Conservative
    • disarmament
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Eerdmans Publishing Company
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Evangelical Christians
    • and Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • Friends Travel Directory (FGC)
    • fundamental Christians
    • handgun control
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • humanism, among Friends
    • Issues of Theological Conflict (Richard J. Coleman)
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • "liberal" Christians
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Pinkerton, David
    • plain speech
    • Quaker bridgebuilding; . See also ecumenism, Quaker; unity, Quaker
    • Save the Sea Treaty, . See also Law of the Sea
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • slaveholding
    • slavery; . See also abolition; antislavery movement; slaveholding
    • Snyder, Edward (Ed)
    • unity, Quaker
    • among Friends
    • antislavery witness of
    • Iowa
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #3 (May–June 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (19)
    • "The Charge of the Drab Brigade" (London Yearly Meeting)
    • Easton, Nicholas
    • Ellin, Stanley
    • Haverford College
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • Jones, Rufus
    • King Philip's War
    • More Quaker Laughter
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Philip, King (Indian chief)
    • Puritans
    • Quaker bridgebuilding; . See also ecumenism, Quaker; unity, Quaker
    • Slonczewski, Joan
    • Still Forms on Foxfield (Joan Slonczewski)
    • Stronghold (Stanley Ellin)
    • Tennyson, Alfred
    • unity, Quaker
    • writers, Quaker
    • London
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #4 (July 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (17)
    • Earlham College
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • and Quaker Life
    • 1981:
    • Friends United Press
    • Triennials 1979:
    • Guilford College
    • Hicksites
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • Quaker Life
    • Smuck, Harold
    • Speakman, Thomas
    • in 1967 at Guilford College:
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • Elgon
    • Ohio
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #5 (August 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (44)
    • and Earlham School of Religion
    • Friends' service in camps of
    • conscientious objection; . See also conscientious objectors
    • in World War II
    • "conservative" Friends; Conservative Quakerism. See Conservative
    • Cooper, Wilmer
    • "CPS Generation,"
    • in Canadian Yearly Meeting, dealing with
    • at Earlham School of Religion
    • Earlham College
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • Easton, Nicholas
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • "equipping and enabling ministry,"
    • "ESR Generation,"
    • Evans, William Bacon
    • Fell, Margaret
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Bible College
    • and Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • and Conservative Friends, and Earlham School of Religion
    • Gracechurch Street (London)
    • Hoover, Herbert (US President)
    • humanism, among Friends
    • Choctaw Indians, Mowa Band of; Native Americans Industry (ship)
    • Kolp, Alan
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • leaders/leadership, Quaker
    • ministry, philosophy of, at Earlham School of Religion, . See also "servant ministry;" "equipping and
    • Mitchell, Maria
    • pastoral vocation, concept of
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • plain dress
    • plain speech
    • "Quaker Establishment,"
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • "servant ministry,"
    • Swarthmore College
    • among Friends
    • Baltimore
    • Iowa
    • New York
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #6 (September 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (42)
    • "All-Friends Conference,"
    • and Evangelical Friends; and available jobs
    • Matthew 7:8
    • buttons, Quaker
    • Cattell, Everett
    • lordship of
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Christian Quakerism
    • Christian roots, and Friends
    • Conservative Friends
    • diversity, among Friends
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Evangelical Friend(magazine
    • Evangelical Friends
    • beliefs of
    • and ecumenism among Friends
    • conference in 1981 at Canton, Ohio
    • and "primitive Christianity revived,"
    • 1981 at Berea, KY
    • Friends? Who Are We? (Jack Willcuts)
    • Gospel, and Quakerism
    • Gracechurch Street (London)
    • Hicksites
    • intervisitation
    • Kenworthy, Leonard
    • Kimo Press
    • leaders/leadership, Quaker
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • Mott, Edward
    • Orthodox Friends
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • plain dress
    • postcards, Quaker
    • "primitive Christianity revived"
    • Quakerism: A Study Guide (Leonard Kenworthy)
    • Sixty Years of Gospel Ministry (Edward Mott)
    • St. Louis Conference of Friends
    • Willcuts, Jack
    • Indiana
    • Northwest
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #7 (October 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (32)
    • Christian identity of
    • Corporation
    • critics and critiques of; and anti-
    • about
    • Quaker identity of
    • Stephen Cary
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • Bennett, Asia
    • II John 5 and 12
    • Boston Common, and Quaker martyrdom
    • Cary, Stephen
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and AFSC
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • and American Friends Service Committee
    • and Superintendents and Secretaries Meeting
    • Jones, Rufus
    • as critics of American Friends Service Committee
    • Merwe, Hendrik van der
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Boulder (CO)
    • Knoxville (TN)
    • Nayler, James; :
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • Robinson, William
    • South Africa General Meeting
    • Stephenson, Marmaduke
    • Superintendents and Secretaries Meeting
    • and AFSC
    • on oaths
    • on truth/veracity
    • Vaughen, Victor
    • Africa South Southern Appalachia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #8 (November 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (36)
    • The American Scholar
    • Baltzell, E. Digby
    • II John 5 and 12
    • Burton, Josiah
    • Calvin, John
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • "Doonesbury" (comic strip)
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Gospel, and Quakerism
    • Holy Experiment
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • internment camps
    • Jackson, Andrew (US President)
    • Japan
    • Japanese-Americans
    • Kennedy, John (US President), Kent, Mary Day
    • King Philip's War
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Mittelstaedt, Darwin
    • Monopoly
    • Nicholson, Herbert
    • Official Preppy Handbook
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Philip, King (Indian chief)
    • The Protestant Establishment (E. Digby Baltzell)
    • in The American Scholar
    • Puritan Boston and Quaker Philadelphia (E. Digby Baltzell)
    • Puritan Law
    • Puritans
    • Rhodes, Mary
    • Valiant Odyssey (Herbert Nicholson)
    • Vaux, Richard
    • Victoria (Princess, Queen of England)
    • US involvement in
    • Winslow, Josiah
    • in 1967 at Guilford College:
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #9 (December 1981) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (30)
    • Corporation
    • Cole, Kara
    • Endicott, (Governor of Massachussetts)
    • Evangelical Friends
    • beliefs of
    • as umbrella association
    • Kara Cole
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • 1981:
    • Green, Donald (Don)
    • Helm, Eldon
    • Jones, Eli
    • "The King's Missive,"
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • Multnomah (Portland, OR)
    • Reedwood Friends Church
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Puritans
    • Quaker Life
    • Willamette, of North Pacific Yearly Meeting
    • Shattuck, Samuel
    • and AFSC
    • on truth/veracity
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • Elgon
    • North Pacific
    • Northwest
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #10 (January 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (36)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • American Peace Society
    • Anderson, George
    • Brinton, Anna
    • Brinton, Howard
    • Burke, Stewart L.
    • Cadbury, Henry
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Evans, Joshua
    • Fox, George
    • Ralph and Sam Levering's association with
    • Holy Experiment
    • Hoover, John Edgar
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • Levering, Miriam
    • Levering, Ralph
    • Levering, Samuel
    • "Light Within")
    • New Garden (NC)
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • Ocean Education Project
    • Palmer, A. Mitchell
    • Paul, Alice
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Richardson, Lewis
    • slavery; . See also abolition; antislavery movement; slaveholding
    • Underground Railroad
    • US Committee for the Oceans
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • women's suffrage movement
    • Woolman, John
    • London
    • North Carolina
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #11 (February 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (22)
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Jim Lenhart
    • Amnesty International
    • antislavery movement
    • Arthur Morgan School
    • Matthew 10:16
    • and peace testimony of Friends
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Friends Journal
    • Holy Experiment
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • Lenhart, James (Jim)
    • Germantown (PA)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • North Meadow Circle of Friends (Indianapolis)
    • peace committees, Quaker, . See also Friends Peace Committee
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • slavery; . See also abolition; antislavery movement; slaveholding
    • Sullivan, John
    • Truax, David
    • North Carolina
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #12 (March 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (35)
    • American Jewish Committee
    • Anti-Defamation League
    • anti-Semitism
    • anti-Zionism
    • Arabs
    • Association for Humanistic Psychology
    • B'nai Brith
    • Boston Common, and Quaker martyrdom
    • Carter, James Earl (Jimmy)
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • A Compassionate Peace: A Future for the Middle East (AFSC); Congressional Record
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Holy Experiment
    • Isaac, Rael Jean
    • Jerusalem
    • Jerusalem Post
    • Katz, Shmuel
    • Klutznick, Philip
    • Leddra, William
    • Middle East, Arab-Israeli conflicts in
    • Midstream
    • San Francisco (CA)
    • and Christians
    • Palestine Liberation Organization
    • Palestine National Council
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Puritans
    • "Quaker Enemy," (Shmuel Katz) in Jerusalem Post
    • Sadat, Anwar
    • Said, Edward
    • Search for Peace in the Middle East (AFSC)
    • Soviet Union
    • Truth and Peace in the Middle East (Anti-Defamation League)
    • US-Soviet relations
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #13 (April 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (22)
    • Alcohol and Public Policy: Beyond the Shadow of Prohibition (Moore and Gerstein, eds.)
    • Alcoholics Anonymous
    • alcoholism, . See also testimonies, Quaker: on
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • conference in 1981 at Canton, Ohio
    • Fell, Margaret
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Dwight Spann-Wilson
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • National Academy of Sciences
    • Patuxent River
    • Paul (apostle). See also Biblical references.
    • Prohibition
    • Quaker Hill Conference Center
    • Spann-Wilson, Dwight
    • Swarthmoor Hall
    • Temperance
    • on alcohol
    • Baltimore
    • and Bumpersticker Contest first
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #14 (May 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (39)
    • abortion, Friends' attitudes concerning
    • and Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • buttons, Quaker
    • Caldwell, Samuel (Sam)
    • "conservative" Friends; Conservative Quakerism. See Conservative
    • disarmament
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Evans, William Bacon
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation Annual Meetings, 1980 at Washington, DC:
    • 1981:
    • Lloyd Lee Wilson
    • handgun control
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • humanism, among Friends
    • Iowa Peace Network
    • Kimo Press
    • leaders/leadership, Quaker
    • Main, Steven
    • Memorandum (William Rotch)
    • military service, Friends' participation in; . See also military chaplains, Quaker
    • Le Grand Friends Church (IA)
    • Minneapolis
    • New Sharon Friends Church (IA)
    • Roanoke-Blacksburg (VA)
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • Neff, Virginia
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • postcards, Quaker
    • Rotch, William
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • slaveholding
    • on truth/veracity
    • unity, Quaker
    • among Friends
    • Wilson, Lloyd Lee
    • Iowa
    • Northwest
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #15 (June 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (31)
    • Alexander, Nelson
    • antislavery movement
    • on homosexuality, Friends' interpretation of
    • religious authority of, for Friends
    • Brubaker, Beverly
    • Cadwell, Kajsa
    • Crofts, Anita
    • Crofts, Sarah
    • and homosexuality; in Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • First Publishers of Truth
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Hellebuyck, Jonathan
    • Holcomb, Daniel (Danny)
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Jones, Joann
    • Laughter in Quaker Grey (Sessions)
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • Hopewell (IN)
    • West Elkton Friends Church
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • Native Americans, . See also Indians
    • plain dress
    • Reagan administration
    • Story, Kenneth (Ken)
    • Temperance
    • on alcohol
    • women's suffrage movement
    • Indiana
    • New England
    • and Bumpersticker Contest first
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #16 (July 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (47)
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Joe Volk
    • Austin, Ann; Awad, Mubarak
    • Bodine, Thomas (Tom)
    • Cope
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Fisher, Mary
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Book Store
    • 1972
    • Friends Homosexual Fellowship
    • Friends Journal
    • issue of 15 May 1982
    • Tom Bodine
    • Friends University
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • Meeting Gay Friends (Friends Homosexual Fellowship)
    • Meredith, Richard
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Moi, Daniel arap
    • Ann Arbor (MI)
    • Westminster (England)
    • Mott, James
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • Colored People Nairobi International Meeting
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Puritans
    • Quaker Life
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
    • Swallow (ship)
    • on truth/veracity
    • against "Vain Sports or Amusements,"
    • unity, Quaker
    • Volk, Joseph (Joe)
    • Wichita Conference of Friends
    • Women's Rights Convention (Seneca Falls, NY)
    • women's suffrage movement
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • Elgon
    • London
    • New England
    • Southern (Kenya); . See also Yearly Meetings: East
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #17 (August 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • readers' reactions to Chuck Fager's comments concerning
    • Bible: and diversity among Friends
    • Bryan, William Jennings
    • Jesus Christ
    • Communists
    • conscientious objection; . See also conscientious objectors
    • in Canadian Yearly Meeting, differences among
    • dress at Meeting, . See also plain dress
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • beliefs of
    • and ecumenism among Friends
    • "feedback" to A Friendly Letter
    • Gilbert and Sullivan
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • King Philip's War
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • and worship among Friends
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Philip, King (Indian chief)
    • Prohibition
    • Puritans
    • Quaker bridgebuilding; . See also ecumenism, Quaker; unity, Quaker
    • Riley, Toby
    • sexual preferences; . See also
    • Temperance
    • on alcohol
    • Wichita Conference of Friends
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #18 (September 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (25)
    • "Advices,"
    • relief work of
    • Bible: on divorce, Friends' interpretation of
    • on qualifications of church leaders, Friends'interpretation of
    • Luke 16:18
    • Mark 10:11
    • Matthew 5:32
    • I Timothy 3:2
    • divorce, and recording of pastors
    • Faith and Practice: of New England Yearly Meeting
    • 1983 at Slippery Rock, PA
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • Friendship Train, Fry, Elizabeth
    • Harvard University
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Pearson, Drew
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Quaker Life
    • Queries
    • against lotteries
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Elgon
    • Southeastern
    • Southern (Kenya); . See also Yearly Meetings: East
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #19 (October 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (51)
    • Air Force (US Air Force)
    • a Communist front?
    • surveillance of, by federal investigative agencies
    • Margaret Bacon
    • Terry Provance
    • The American Spectator, June 1982
    • Army (US Army)
    • Bacon, Margaret
    • Rabinowitz) in The Wall Street Journal, 10June 1982
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Communist Party
    • Communists
    • 29 September 1982
    • "The Counterfeit Peacemakers" (Erich and Rael Jean Isaac) in The American Spectator, Cowan, Richard
    • Denton, John (US Senator)
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • and surveillance of Friends' and other activist groups
    • Freedom of Information Act, Freedom Riders
    • "The Friends and the Feds," (Margaret Bacon) in The: Progressive
    • Friends Bulletin (Pacific Yearly Meeting)
    • 1981 at Berea, KY
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Information Digest (John Rees, ed.)
    • Isaac, Erich
    • Isaac, Rael Jean
    • John Birch Society
    • KGB
    • "The KGB's Magical War for Peace" (John Barron) in Reader's Digest
    • Maynard, John L. P.
    • Mobilization for Survival
    • Navy (US Navy)
    • nuclear freeze campaign/movement
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • The Progressive, November 1976
    • Provance, Terry
    • Rabinowitz, Dorothy
    • Reader's Digest, October 1982
    • Reagan administration
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Rees, John
    • Soviet Union
    • State Department (of the US government)
    • US Peace Council
    • 10 June 1982
    • World Peace Council
    • Baltimore
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Indiana
    • North Pacific
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #20 (November 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • Anthony, Susan B.
    • baptism, among Friends
    • I Corinthians 6:1
    • I Corinthians 6:5-7
    • Carter, Daniel (Dan)
    • communion, among Friends
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • and ecumenism among Friends
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Journal
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Consultation–Africa Section; Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • Green, Donald (Don)
    • Green, Ellie
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • "Light Within")
    • Hinkle Creek (IN)
    • Reedwood Friends Church
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Thralls, Clyde
    • Updegraff, David
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • Elgon
    • Southern (Kenya); . See also Yearly Meetings: East
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #21 (December 1982) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (32)
    • "Advices,"
    • a Communist front?
    • Bowne, John
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Christian Children's Fund
    • Communists
    • 30 November 1982
    • East, John (US Senator)
    • Egyptians
    • Fager, Asa David Leonard
    • Faith and Practice: of New England Yearly Meeting
    • Legislation Federal Bureau of Investigation
    • Flushing Remonstrance
    • Fox, George
    • Hodgson, Robert
    • Jews
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • McLaughlin, Doris
    • Brooklyn (NY)
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Hinkle Creek (IN)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • nuclear freeze campaign/movement
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • pastoral letter, of Catholic bishops
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Sterrett, Jean
    • Stuyvesant, Peter
    • "hat honor,"
    • "Turks,"
    • New England
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #22 (January 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (42)
    • and Japanese-American internment
    • antislavery movement
    • Army (US Army)
    • Benezet, Anthony
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Clarkson, Thomas
    • Douglas, Virginia
    • Evangelical Christians
    • Friends of the American Way
    • Green, Donald (Don)
    • Heifer Project International, Heinz, John (US Senator)
    • Hicksites
    • Ingle, H. Larry
    • internment camps
    • Japan
    • Japanese-Americans
    • Justice Department (of the US government)
    • McCloy, John
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Chattanooga (TN)
    • North Olmsted (OH) Friends Church
    • Reedwood Friends Church
    • Myer, Dillon
    • National Council of Churches
    • Nicholson, Herbert
    • Orthodox Friends
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • Pentagon
    • Phillips, James
    • Quaker Ground Hog
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Reeve, Josiah
    • Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
    • Selective Service
    • slavery; . See also abolition; antislavery movement; slaveholding
    • Takei, Esther
    • US Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians
    • War Department (of the US government)
    • War Relocation Authority
    • antislavery witness of
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #23 (February 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (41)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Bible: and diversity among Friends
    • on homosexuality, Friends' interpretation of
    • and relationship between California Yearly Meeting and Friends United Meeting
    • Bodine, Thomas (Tom)
    • Christian Century
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • Comfort All Who Mourn (Herbert Nicholson)
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • and homosexuality; in Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • conference in 1981 at Canton, Ohio
    • and Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • and Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • Tom Bodine
    • diversity in
    • and homosexuality
    • 1981:
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • gay rights
    • Grant, Ulysses S. (US President)
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • Japanese-Americans
    • Kelsey, ?
    • Milner, Clyde A., II
    • Nicholson, Herbert
    • Quaker Peace Bumper Sticker Contest, . See also
    • unity, Quaker
    • U.S. News and World Report, 10 January 1983
    • Wichita Conference of Friends
    • With Good Intentions: Quaker Work Among the Pawnees, Otos and Omahas in the 1870's(book), (Clyde A. Milner II)
    • women's issues
    • Baltimore
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Indiana
    • Iowa
    • New England
    • Philadelphia
    • Young Friends
    • second
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #24 (March 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (30)
    • Margaret Bacon
    • "American Quaker Women as Shapers of Human Space": (conference)
    • As the Way Opens: The Story of Quaker Women in America: (Margaret Bacon)
    • Bacon, Margaret
    • Bible: female images of God in
    • workshops in, at Friends General Conference
    • Revelation 21; Romans 10:8
    • female images of, in Bible
    • Christian roots, and Friends
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Fell, Margaret
    • among Friends
    • Feminism and Contemporary Quaker Women (Elizabeth Walker)
    • and women as ministers and missionaries
    • 1983 at Slippery Rock, PA
    • Guilford College
    • Hampshire College
    • Friends Jewish roots, and Friends
    • Lucretia Mott Amendment
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • Paul, Alice
    • Stoneburner, Carol
    • Susan B. Anthony Amendment
    • Walker, Elizabeth
    • Wilson, Woodrow
    • Womens Speaking Justified, Proved and Allowed of by the Scriptures, All such as speak by the Spirit and Power of the Lord JESUS (Margaret Fell)
    • women's suffrage movement
    • New England
    • Young Friends Peace Poster and Bumpersticker Contest second
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #25 (April 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (36)
    • personnel practices of
    • Caldwell, Samuel (Sam)
    • "Children of Light,"
    • Christian Legal Society
    • Cole, Kara
    • committees, Quaker
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • employers, Quaker
    • Lloyd Lee Wilson
    • Friends Journal
    • Kara Cole
    • 1981:
    • George Fox College
    • Goodling, William
    • Heifer Project International, Heinz, John (US Senator)
    • Holy Experiment
    • Kenworthy, Leonard
    • leaders/leadership, Quaker
    • Living With Ourselves and Others (New England Yearly: Meeting)
    • Mendel, Wolf
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Penn, Hannah
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Quaker Hill Conference Center
    • Quaker Publications
    • Sanders, Olcutt
    • Specter, Arlen (US Senator)
    • The Study of War as a Contribution to Peace (Wolf Mendel)
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • William Penn House
    • Wilson, Lloyd Lee
    • New England
    • Philadelphia
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #26 (May 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (65)
    • "All-Friends Conference,"
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Christian identity of
    • Corporation
    • and Evangelical Friends; and available jobs
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • B-1 bomber
    • Bennett, Asia
    • Brown, George (US Representative)
    • Brown, Joshua
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • Coast Guard (US Coast Guard)
    • Cold War
    • Communists
    • Cranston, Alan (US Senator)
    • disarmament
    • draft registration
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • election, presidential, 1984
    • employers, Quaker
    • and American Friends Service Committee
    • Maurice Roberts as president of
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • personnel practices of
    • Glickman, Dan (US Representative)
    • Green, Bill (US Representative)
    • Grimke, Angelina
    • H. Con. Res. 20 (House Concurrent Resolution), Haddonfield Friends
    • Hart, Gary (US Senator)
    • Helsinki Accords
    • Kenworthy, Leonard
    • King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • March on Washington, 27 August 1983
    • Marines (US Marine Corps)
    • Matsunaga, Spark M. (US Senator)
    • McCarthyism
    • Mott, Edward
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • MX Missile
    • nuclear freeze campaign/movement
    • Peace Academy Bill
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Pentagon
    • personnel practices, Quaker
    • Philadelphia Hall
    • Proxmire, William (US Senator)
    • Quaker Act
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Roberts, Maurice
    • Sabo, Martin (US Representative)
    • Sakharov, Andrei
    • Selective Service
    • slavery; . See also abolition; antislavery movement; slaveholding
    • Soviet Union
    • "START,"
    • Swarthmoor Hall
    • Toleration Act
    • United Nations Convention Against Genocide
    • Wesley, John
    • Mid-America
    • Oregon
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #27 (June 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (56)
    • Air Force (US Air Force)
    • Army (US Army)
    • baptism, among Friends
    • Hebrews 13:17
    • Bing, Alison
    • bumperstickers, Quaker; . See also Young Friends Peace Poster and Bumpersticker
    • and ecumenism among Friends
    • Cattell, Everett
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • communion, among Friends
    • Communists
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • beliefs of
    • Cottingham, Kentner
    • desegregation
    • Dolby, Julian
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • in Evangelical Friends Church-Eastern Region
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Faith and Practice: of Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • feminists, . See also feminist Friends
    • Friends Disaster Service
    • School
    • Hess, Robert
    • House Un-American Activities Committee
    • Inward Light
    • Jews
    • Johnson, Dean
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • "liberals," . See also "liberal" Christians; "liberal" Friends
    • Malone College
    • Matney, Rachel
    • military chaplains, Quaker
    • ministers, Quaker
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Minneapolis
    • Narramissic (Orland, ME)
    • Rochester (NY)
    • West Branch (IA)
    • Moody, Dwight
    • Munz, Kenneth
    • Myers, Russell
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Quaker Publications
    • Quaker Quotations on Faith and Practice (Leonard Kenworthy)
    • racial equality
    • Reixach, Patricia
    • Scull, David
    • St. Louis Conference of Friends
    • Supreme Court (US)
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Wanning, Molly
    • Young Friends Peace Poster and Bumpersticker Contest second
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #28 (July 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (80)
    • agnostics
    • Alcoholics Anonymous
    • aquarians
    • astrology
    • atheists
    • Bacon, Margaret
    • Benson, Lewis
    • "Bensonites,"
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • "Billites,"
    • "Catholic Quakerism,"
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Christian Quakerism
    • Conservative Friends
    • Cooper, Wilmer
    • depth psychology
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • ecumenical Christians
    • Evangelical Friends
    • feminist Friends
    • First Publishers of Truth
    • Fox, George
    • and the New Foundation
    • The Friendly Woman
    • individual Friends associated with
    • Friends Journal
    • Friends World College
    • I Ching
    • "Inclusivists,"
    • Japanese-Americans
    • "PANist" Friends' beliefs about
    • Jones, Rufus
    • "Jonesists,"
    • Jungian psychology
    • Kelly, Thomas
    • Lincoln Memorial
    • Linton, John
    • "Lintonians,"
    • "Methodonians,"
    • Mitchell, Morris
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • "ethical mysticism,"
    • New Age Quakers
    • New Foundation; #371A(2/87)
    • New York Herald
    • Nicholson, Herbert
    • Orthodox Friends
    • pagans
    • "PANists,"
    • Paul (apostle). See also Biblical references.
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • plain dress
    • plain speech
    • Potomac River
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Quietism
    • reincarnation
    • Sanders, Olcutt
    • Seneca Falls (NY)
    • Taber, William, and Frances
    • A Testament of Devotion (Thomas Kelly)
    • testimonies, Quaker; . See also plain dress; plain speech
    • theology, Quaker
    • "Twelve Steps Quakers,"
    • among Friends
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Valiant Friend (Margaret Bacon)
    • W., Bill
    • Wholistic practices
    • Wilbur, John
    • witchcraft
    • Women's Peace Camp (Seneca Falls, NY)
    • women's rights
    • Women's Rights Convention (Seneca Falls, NY)
    • and Quietism
    • Iowa Conservative
    • North Carolina Conservative
    • Ohio Conservative
    • Yungblut, John
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #29 (August 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (22)
    • readers' reactions to Chuck Fager's comments concerning
    • buttons, Quaker
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • return of
    • Communists
    • employers, Quaker
    • "feedback" to A Friendly Letter
    • among Friends
    • Fifth Monarchy Men
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Journal
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • McCarthyism
    • Messiah
    • Millenium
    • Nayler, James; :
    • Paul, Alice
    • personnel practices, Quaker
    • Quaker Life
    • Baltimore
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #30 (September 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (32)
    • on homosexuality, Friends' interpretation of
    • religious authority of, for Friends
    • birth control
    • Bright, John
    • Jesus Christ
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • and homosexuality; in Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • diversity in
    • and homosexuality
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • fundamental Christians
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • humanism, among Friends
    • and George Fox
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • Pease, Edward
    • Quaker Line
    • Quaker Oats; (10-
    • Sarver, Keith
    • Scull, David
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Wilson, E. Raymond
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Meeting Canadian; (10-
    • New England
    • New York
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #31 (October 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (56)
    • Amish
    • aquarians
    • baptism, among Friends
    • Barclay, Robert
    • I Corinthians 11:10
    • Boston Common, and Quaker martyrdom
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • Christianity revived" Christianity Today 21 October 1983
    • communion, among Friends
    • community
    • Conservative Friends
    • and Friends General Conference, proposed affiliation with
    • Dick, Dennis
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • ecclesia
    • Evangelical Friend(magazine
    • beliefs of
    • in Evangelical Friends Church-Eastern Region
    • state of Meetings and institutions of
    • decline and diversity of
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • feminist Friends
    • and Conservative Friends, and Earlham School of Religion
    • "ecclesia" in
    • "koinonia" in
    • diversity in
    • and ecumenism among Friends
    • Friendship Train, Fry, Elizabeth
    • fundamental Christians
    • German Baptists
    • Laporte, Roger
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • Malone College
    • Mennonites
    • Morrison, Norman
    • National Council of Churches
    • Nayler, James; :
    • New Age Quakers
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • pagans
    • "PANists,"
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Pentagon
    • plain dress
    • Quaker-Catholic connection
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Robinson, William
    • Stephenson, Marmaduke
    • United Nations
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • US involvement in
    • witchcraft
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Northwest
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #32 (November 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (29)
    • and polygamy
    • and Penn's "Holy Experiment,"
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • Friends continuing revelation
    • Fox, Thomas (Tom)
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Friends Mission Station
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • Holy Experiment
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Krol, John (Cardinal)
    • military service, Friends' participation in; . See also military chaplains, Quaker
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Moi, Daniel arap
    • National Catholic Reporter
    • Old St. Joseph's (Catholic church)
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Pearson, Drew
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • polygamy
    • Quaker Life
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Wakube, Elisha
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • South. East Africa Central
    • Elgon
    • Southern (Kenya); . See also Yearly Meetings: East
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #33 (December 1983) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (22)
    • and fundraising
    • Bean, Joel
    • College Park Association of Friends
    • in Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • Evangelical Christians
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Norval Hadley as former president of
    • Falwell, Jerry
    • fundraising
    • Hadley, Norval
    • "Light Within")
    • Monthly Meetings Adelphi (MD)
    • Old Time Gospel Hour
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Reagan ?
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • World Vision
    • Intermountain
    • Iowa
    • North Pacific
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #34 (January 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (51)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Devokaitis, Susan (Sue)
    • Edwards, Charles
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Fischer, William
    • Ralph and Sam Levering's association with
    • Friends Disaster Service
    • Friends for a Nonviolent World
    • and Quaker service
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Hindu origins, and Friends
    • Holistic Economics and Social Protest (Jack Powelson)
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • Ives, Kenneth
    • Friends Jewish roots, and Friends
    • Johnson, Dean
    • Kendal at Longwood
    • Kenworthy, Leonard
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • Levering, Miriam
    • Levering, Samuel
    • Lewis, Barton
    • Massey, Frank
    • Maynard, John L. P.
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Boulder (CO)
    • Brooklyn (NY)
    • Fifty-Seventh Street (Chicago)
    • Minneapolis
    • New York
    • Prospect Hill (Minneapolis)
    • Twin Cities (Minneapolis)
    • Nixon, Richard
    • Ives, ed.)
    • nuclear freeze campaign/movement
    • Ocean Education Project
    • Powell House
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • Progresiv Publishr, See also Ives, Ken
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Quaker Universalist Group
    • Quaker Volunteer Witness
    • Quarterly Meetings New York, of New York Yearly Meeting
    • Raymond, Jeanette
    • service, Quaker
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Mid-America
    • Youth Service Opportunity Program
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #35 (February 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (18)
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • community
    • Deming, Vinton (Vint)
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • and Quaker Life
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Friends Journal
    • diversity in
    • 1981:
    • Friends United Press
    • Orthodox Friends
    • Quaker Life
    • Rees, R. Max
    • Sanders, Olcutt
    • Towards a Quaker View of Sex
    • among Friends
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #36 (March 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (36)
    • anti-Communist crusades
    • Philippians 2:12
    • Boorstin, Daniel
    • Bright, John
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Chambers, Whittaker
    • Communists
    • Crimean War
    • Field, Noel
    • Fox, George
    • Hartog, Jan de
    • Hiss, Alger
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • "The Lament of the Assistant Clerk,"
    • Lewis, Flora
    • "Light Within")
    • Macauley, Thomas Babington
    • McCarthyism
    • Miami (FL)
    • Pipe Creek (Westminster, MD)
    • Nazis
    • Nixon, Richard
    • Operation Splinter Factor (Stewart Steven)
    • The Peaceable Kingdom (Jan de Hartog)
    • Presidential Medal of Freedom
    • Publishers of Truth, . See also First Publishers of Truth
    • Quaker archetype
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Red Pawn (Flora Lewis)
    • Seekers of Truth
    • Soviet Union
    • Stalin, Joseph
    • Steven, Stewart
    • Sufferers for Truth
    • Unitarian Service Committee
    • Witness (Whittaker Chambers)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #37 (April 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (26)
    • anti-Christian prejudice
    • Friends' denunciation of
    • I Corinthians 13
    • John 13:35
    • Matthew 9:10-13
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • Christian roots, and Friends
    • "convinced" Friends
    • First Publishers of Truth
    • biographical and historical data about
    • financial straits of; :
    • financial straits of
    • fundraising
    • anti-Christian prejudice among
    • Stony Run (Baltimore)
    • Nayler, James; :
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Nixon, Richard
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • issue of January 1984
    • Quaker Volunteer Witness
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Webb, George
    • Baltimore
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #38 (May 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (46)
    • abolition, . See also antislavery movement
    • anti-Christian prejudice
    • Boston Common, and Quaker martyrdom
    • Boulding, Elise
    • and music
    • Darby, Abram
    • Dyer, Mary
    • Meeting Flitcraft's Compendium
    • Flitcraft, August
    • Fox, George
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Friends Music Institute
    • financial straits of
    • Friendship Train, Fry, Elizabeth
    • fundraising
    • Hires, Charles
    • Hodgson, Marshall
    • inventiveness, Quaker
    • The Landlord's Game
    • anti-Christian prejudice among
    • Magie, Elizabeth J.
    • Monopoly
    • Fifty-Seventh Street (Chicago)
    • music
    • Newton, Sabron
    • Olney Friends School
    • Partnership for Productivity
    • (Quakers) Peace Poster and Bumpersticker Contest peace research
    • The Peace Testimony: Christ is the Root (Marshall Hodgson)
    • Pease, Edward
    • and inventiveness
    • Pinkham, Lydia
    • Puritans
    • Richardson, Lewis
    • "Root Beer Factor,"
    • Rotch, Francis
    • Schumacher, E.F.
    • Scull, David
    • silviculture
    • Smith, J. Russell
    • Some Fruits of Solitude (William Penn)
    • Temperance
    • "The Temperance Drink,"
    • Tract Association of Friends
    • Tree Crops (J. Russell Smith)
    • Baltimore
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #39 (June 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (25)
    • "All the Quakers are Shoulder Shakers (Down in Quaker Town),"
    • American Association for the Advancement of Science
    • Cattell, Everett
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Christian Mission: A Matter of Life (Everett Cattell)
    • Cummings, Barbara
    • and Everett Cattell
    • "The Exile's Departure" (John Greenleaf Whittier)
    • The Free Press
    • Friends Bible Institute
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • Friends United Press
    • Garrison, William Lloyd
    • Helm, Eldon
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Mitchell, Maria
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • Quaker Life
    • Swift, Gladys
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • Elgon
    • Southern (Kenya); . See also Yearly Meetings: East
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #40 (July 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (29)
    • Christ. See also Jesus; Light: and Christian identity among Friends
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • CoEvolution Quarterly
    • diversity, among Friends
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • biographical and historical data about
    • issue of 25 May 1984
    • and John Punshon
    • 1984 at Canton, NY
    • Friends Home Service
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Hodgson, Marshall
    • Kreidler, William (Bill), Kristensen, Eric
    • John Punshon's view of
    • The Peace Testimony: Christ is the Root (Marshall Hodgson)
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Portrait in Grey (John Punshon)
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Punshon, John
    • Ripoll, Cayetano, Rise Up! (tape, John Carter)
    • Spanish Inquisition
    • Tract Association of Friends
    • among Friends
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Whole Earth Catalog
    • Woodbrooke College
    • London
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #41 (August 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (40)
    • Air Force (US Air Force)
    • Bean, Hannah
    • Bean, Joel
    • Borton, Lady
    • Brinton, Anna
    • Brinton, Howard
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Clements, Charles
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • and Quaker Life
    • El Salvador
    • "feedback" to A Friendly Letter
    • diversity in
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • "Jewish Friends'" beliefs about
    • Friends Jewish roots, and Friends
    • Le Shana, David
    • Pacific Coast Association of Friends
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • Pulau Bidong island
    • issue of September 1984
    • Quakers in California (David Le Shana)
    • Quang Ngai Quaker Center
    • Sakharov, Andrei
    • Sensing the Enemy (Lady Borton)
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Urner, Carol Reilly
    • Friends' involvement in
    • Vietnam veterans, Quaker
    • Voice of America
    • Weaver, Joy
    • Witness to War (Charles Clements)
    • writers, Quaker
    • East Africa South
    • Elgon
    • Intermountain
    • Iowa
    • North Pacific
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #42 (September 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (14)
    • Center for Science in the Public Interest
    • civil disobedience: Friends' acts of
    • "feedback" to A Friendly Letter
    • Fugitive Slave Act
    • Lewis, Elijah
    • military service, Friends' participation in; . See also military chaplains, Quaker
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • poll, of Quakers
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Scarlett, Joseph
    • slavery; . See also abolition; antislavery movement; slaveholding
    • Stop Marketing Alcohol on Radio and Television
    • on alcohol
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #43 (October 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (38)
    • as endorser of US Institute of Peace
    • Asner, Ed
    • Banneker, Benjamin
    • Bolling, Landrum
    • Boulding, Elise
    • Boulding, Kenneth
    • Brown, George (US Representative)
    • Caldicott, Helen
    • Cannon, Joe
    • Declaration of Independence
    • Earlham College
    • Fellowship of Reconciliation
    • Forsythe, Edwin
    • Hatfield, Mark (US Senator)
    • Hunthausen, Raymond (Archbishop)
    • John Bright and the Quakers (J. Travis Mills)
    • Law of the Sea Treaty
    • Massachusetts Bay Colony
    • Mills, J. Travis
    • National Institutes of Health
    • National Peace Academy Campaign
    • Newman, Paul
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • (Quakers) Peace Poster and Bumpersticker Contest peace research
    • Penn, Hannah
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • poll, of Quakers
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Robinson, J. Kenneth
    • Rush, Benjamin
    • SANE
    • Swarthmore College
    • on alcohol
    • US Catholic Conference
    • US Institute of Peace
    • US Peace Academy
    • World Peace Tax Fund
    • Young, Andrew
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #44 (November 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (53)
    • Archdale, John
    • Bible: and diversity among Friends
    • studies of women in
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • Isaiah 40:1
    • and relations with Friends in colonial period
    • Chapman College
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • Daughters of Zion (Elizabeth Watson)
    • Declaration of Independence
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • and Friends Ministers Conference
    • concerning Elizabeth Watson; .
    • Bob Williams
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Friends United Press
    • fundamentalist Friends
    • George Fox College
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • Jeremiah
    • Kingdom of God
    • "Light Within")
    • Main, Steven
    • ministers, Quaker
    • North Valley Friends Church (Newberg, OR)
    • Mylander, Charles (Chuck)
    • Newton, Sabron
    • Palladium-Item
    • Pastor's Short Course Committee
    • peace academy, proposal for
    • Penn, Hannah
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Perisho, Stanley (Stan)
    • poll, of Quakers
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Rush, Benjamin
    • "Second Isaiah,"
    • sexual preferences; . See also
    • Swarthmore College
    • Treaty United Society of Friends Women
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Whitehead, Richard
    • Williams, Robert (Bob)
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Indiana
    • Iowa
    • New England
    • North Carolina
    • Rocky Mountain
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #45 (December 1984) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (44)
    • antislavery movement
    • Associated Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs
    • Cadbury, Henry
    • Choctaw Friends Center
    • Choctaw Indians, Mowa Band of
    • Council House Friends Center
    • Disinherited (Dale Van Every)
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Franklin, Paul
    • Friends Directory
    • Herr, Lee
    • Herr, Phil
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • ministers, Quaker
    • Berkeley (CA) Friends Church
    • Birmingham (AL)
    • Fairhope (AL)
    • Strawberry Creek (Berkeley, CA)
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • Nash, Sterrett
    • National Peace Academy Campaign
    • National Peace Institute Foundation
    • "Pocket Bomb Shelter,"
    • poll, of Quakers
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Quaker Benevolent Society
    • Quietism
    • Reagan administration
    • Riggs, Susan
    • Simple Gifts catalog
    • The Trail of Tears
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Van Every, Dale
    • Washington Post
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Iowa
    • London
    • New England
    • North Carolina
    • Northwest
    • Ohio Conservative
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #46 (January 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (48)
    • "All-Friends Conference,"
    • and Evangelical Friends; and available jobs
    • religious authority of, for Friends
    • Birmingham, Maisie
    • Cattell, Everett
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • "conservative" Christians
    • Cope, Thomas P.
    • diversity, among Friends
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • election, presidential, 1984
    • Emlen, Samuel
    • and ecumenism among Friends
    • and Everett Cattell
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • concerning Elizabeth Watson; .
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • fundamental Christians
    • fundamentalist Friends
    • The Great Evangelical Disaster (Francis Schaeffer)
    • "Gurneyites,"
    • Harrison, Eliza Cope
    • Hibbs, Beryl
    • Hicksites
    • and ecumenism among Friends; :
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • Malone College
    • Meeting for Sufferings, of London Yearly Meeting
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Mott, Edward
    • Orthodox Friends
    • Philadelphia Merchant: The Diary of Thomas P. Cope, 1800- 1851
    • plain dress
    • Quaker Life
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Schaeffer, Francis
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • St. Louis Conference of Friends
    • tax resistance
    • Trotter, Daniel
    • unity, Quaker
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • London
    • Northwest
    • Ohio
    • Oregon
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #47 (February 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (33)
    • Allott, Edrey
    • and Quaker outreach
    • Bible: and diversity among Friends
    • "Birthright" Friends
    • Bright, John
    • Charleton, Robert
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • "conservative" Friends; Conservative Quakerism. See Conservative
    • "convinced" Friends
    • diversity, among Friends
    • influence on Friends of
    • The Friend (London Yearly Meeting)
    • Bob Williams
    • and Quaker Life
    • fundamentalist Friends
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • "Programmed" Friends' beliefs about
    • Nicholas I (Czar of Russia)
    • peace action, . See also peace testimony, Quaker
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Pease, Henry
    • poll, of Quakers
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • issue of January-February 1985
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Russia; . See also Soviet Union
    • "secular humanism,"
    • Soviet Union
    • Sturge, Joseph
    • theology, Quaker
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Williams, Robert (Bob)
    • influence of, on unprogrammed Friends
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #48 (March 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (34)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Cary, Stephen
    • Christian Century
    • Friends' service in camps of
    • Communists
    • "contras", Nicaraguan
    • Fendall, Lon
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • Friends Bible Institute
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • Center for Peace Learning
    • Helm, Eldon
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Ingle, H. Larry
    • Kenya Friends Council
    • Lung'aho, Thomas
    • Mayer, Milton
    • McFarlane, Robert
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Chattanooga (TN)
    • Marion (IN) First Friends Church
    • Muste, A. J.
    • MX Missile
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • Pickett, Clarence
    • Quaker Life
    • Rustin, Bayard
    • Speak Truth to Power (AFSC)
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Wagoner, William
    • World Gathering of Young Friends
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • East Africa South
    • Elgon
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #49 (April 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (32)
    • Abraham, F. Murray
    • Amadeus
    • anti-Christian prejudice
    • anti-Jewish prejudice
    • Brough, William (Bill)
    • in World War II
    • Eblin, James
    • Fager, Molly
    • The Friend (London Yearly Meeting)
    • Friends Ambulance Unit
    • Friends General Conference gatherings
    • "Jewish Friends'" beliefs about
    • "Jewish Friends", . See also Jewish roots, and
    • Jews
    • Knopp, Fay Honey
    • Linnell, Roy
    • McCalls, May 1985
    • Brooklyn (NY)
    • Gainesville (FL)
    • National Peace Quilt
    • Old Foundations
    • pedophiles
    • People
    • Seagrave, Gordon
    • Smithsonian Institute
    • Stilwell, Joseph
    • Weaver, Joy
    • Wood, Chester ("Tigger")
    • Intermountain
    • New York
    • Philadelphia
    • Southeastern
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #50 (May 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (45)
    • Central America programs of
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Warren Witte
    • Azusa Pacific University Graduate School of Theology, Friends Center at
    • Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • Canadian Friends; . See also Yearly Meetings:
    • Central America: and American Friends Service Committee
    • Jesus Christ
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Citizens for Reagan
    • "contras", Nicaraguan
    • Cooper, Wilmer
    • Donley, Michael
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • Evangelical Christians
    • and Earlham School of Religion
    • seminaries of
    • feminism; . See also feminist Friends, Wicca feminists
    • Friends Ambulance Unit
    • Friends Center at Asuza Pacific University Graduate School of Theology
    • Hicksites
    • Houston Graduate School of Theology
    • Internal Revenue Service
    • and Quaker seminaries
    • leaders/leadership, Quaker
    • "liberal" Christians
    • McNeil, Glenn
    • Hinkle Creek (IN)
    • Rose Drive Friends Church (CA)
    • MX Missile
    • National Security Council
    • Nicaragua
    • peace and justice studies
    • Perry, C. W.
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Seagrave, Gordon
    • Stilwell, Joseph
    • Texas Area Friends Churches
    • unity, Quaker
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Witte, Warren
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Mid-America
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #51 (June 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (50)
    • Akron Beacon Journal
    • alcohol Alexander (Czar of Russia)
    • relief work of
    • Bishop, Muriel
    • Canadian Canadian Friends Service Committee; staff members:
    • Christocentric Friends
    • in Canadian Yearly Meeting, differences among
    • Cruise missile, testing of
    • Dienes, Bruce
    • in Canadian Yearly Meeting, dealing with
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Evangelical Friends
    • and Canadian Friends
    • Fendall, Lon
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • and Canadian Yearly Meeting
    • 1984 at Canton, NY
    • Friends House (Toronto, Canada)
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • fundamentalist Friends
    • Center for Peace Learning
    • humanism, among Friends
    • The Hundred Percent Challenge
    • Kampuchea, Friends involvement in, . See also
    • in Canadian Yearly Meeting
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Akron (OH)
    • Ottawa (Canada)
    • Thousand Islands (Ontario)
    • Parsons, Robert
    • Parsons, Shirley
    • (Quakers) Peace Poster and Bumpersticker Contest peace research
    • refugees, Central American
    • Russia; . See also Soviet Union
    • Sanctuary movement, Friends' involvement in
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • Springer, Margaret
    • "Star Wars" research
    • Stieren, Carl
    • Trudeau, Pierre
    • "underground/overground railroad,"
    • unity, Quaker
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Friends' involvement in
    • Wheeler, Daniel
    • Meeting Canadian; (10-
    • Young Friends of North America
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #52 (July 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (30)
    • AIDS
    • apartheid, Young Friends' minute opposing
    • Bright, John
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • and World Gathering of Young Friends
    • financial straits of; :
    • Lloyd Lee Wilson
    • role of, in World Gathering of Young Friends, Friends World Committee for
    • 1982:
    • Fryer, Jonathon
    • Guilford College
    • Holy Spirit
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Lung'aho, Thomas
    • Mitchell, Morris
    • Beacon Hill (Boston)
    • Morningside (NY)
    • Peter (apostle)
    • racism, Young Friends' denunciation of
    • Seager, Howard
    • Thornton, William
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Weitzer, Henry
    • Wilson, Lloyd Lee
    • Wood, Jan
    • World Conference of Friends in 1952 in England:
    • World Gathering of Young Friends
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • South. East Africa Central
    • Northwest
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #53 (August 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (41)
    • Apology for the True Christian Divinity (Robert Barclay)
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Barclay's Apology in Modern English (Dean Freiday, ed.)
    • Hebrews 2:9
    • John 1
    • John 14:6
    • Matthew 25:31ff
    • Revelation 21; Romans 10:8
    • Titus 2:11
    • Contest Bunting, Peter
    • Campbell, Sally
    • Jesus Christ
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • Christocentric Friends
    • Freiday, Dean
    • Friends Book Store
    • Friends World College
    • Hall, Francis
    • Holy Experiment
    • Indians (Native American); . See also
    • Inward Light
    • Barclay's belief about
    • Jews
    • "Light Within")
    • pagans
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Portrait in Grey (John Punshon)
    • Punshon, John
    • Quaker Religious Thought, Spring 1965
    • Robert Barclay (D. Elton Trueblood)
    • salvation
    • theology, Quaker
    • "true invisible church,"
    • Trueblood, D. Elton
    • "Turks,"
    • universal redemption, Barclay's concept of
    • universalism and Barclay's theology
    • among Friends
    • Vermont Castings' Owners News, Summer 1985
    • Weiss, Larry
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #54 (September 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (48)
    • Adelman, Kenneth
    • Bacon, Margaret
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Campolo, Anthony (Tony)
    • Campus Crusade for Christ
    • Hinshaw)
    • 20 September 1985
    • Ethical Culture
    • Evangelical Christians
    • Fox, George
    • and North Carolina Friends
    • (Chuck Fager)
    • Hicks, Edward Hicks, Elias
    • Hicksites
    • Hinshaw, Seth B.
    • histories, of Quakerism and Quakers
    • Holy Experiment
    • humanism, among Friends
    • Ingle, H. Larry
    • Jungian societies
    • Kampelman, Max
    • Lovett, Sidney
    • "religious McCarthyism,"
    • Chattanooga (TN)
    • Moore, John Norton
    • Movement for a New Society
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • Neuhaus, Richard John
    • Orthodox Friends
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • "Holy Experiment" of
    • Perle, Richard
    • "primitive Christianity revived"
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • The Quiet Rebels: The Story of the Quakers in America: (Margaret Bacon)
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Scott, Job
    • Ten Thousand Jokes, Toasts and Stories
    • testimonies, Quaker; . See also plain dress; plain speech
    • Unitarians
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Weinrod, W. Bruce
    • Wicca feminists
    • Youth for Christ
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #55 (October 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (24)
    • AIDS
    • apartheid, Young Friends' minute opposing
    • Baird, Robert (Bob)
    • Creative Conflict Resolution (Bill Kreidler)
    • Falwell, Jerry
    • First Publishers of Truth
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • and homosexuality
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Kreidler, William (Bill), Kristensen, Eric
    • Loe, Thomas; Lofton, John
    • Mattson, Ron
    • Beacon Hill (Boston)
    • Homewood (Baltimore)
    • University (Seattle)
    • Northern Half-Yearly Meeting
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • same-sex marriage
    • The Sandy Foundation Shaken
    • testimonies, Quaker; . See also plain dress; plain speech
    • Wood, Raquel
    • World Gathering of Young Friends
    • Nebraska
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #56 (November 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (50)
    • The American Friend
    • Bark, Dennis
    • A Book of Quaker Saints (L. V. Hodgkin)
    • bumperstickers, Quaker; . See also Young Friends Peace Poster and Bumpersticker
    • Campolo, Anthony (Tony)
    • The Children's Story Caravan (Pendle Hill)
    • Christian Faith and Practice (London Yearly Meeting)
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Evangelical Christians
    • myth about
    • The Friendly Story Caravan (Pendle Hill)
    • and publication of Quaker stories
    • Gray, Elizabeth Janet
    • Grellet, Stephen
    • Hodgkin, L. V.
    • Janney, Samuel
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Jones, Howard T.
    • Kirkpatrick, Evron
    • Kirkpatrick, Jeanne
    • and a Quaker myth
    • Lung'aho, Thomas
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • MX Missile
    • myths, Quaker
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • Nicklin, George
    • Paul, Alice
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Peare, Catherine Owens
    • Penn (Elizabeth Janet Gray)
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Rotch, William
    • Simpson, James
    • "Star Wars" research
    • Thompson, W. Scott
    • US Institute of Peace
    • 4 October 1985
    • Warteck Beer
    • Weinstein, Allen
    • Wilson, Woodrow
    • women's suffrage movement
    • Wood, Raquel
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • London
    • New York
    • Northern
    • YouthQuake '86
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #57 (December 1985) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (60)
    • Baltimore, Lord
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • civil disobedience: Gandhi's campaigns of
    • Cole, Kara
    • Dixon, Jeremiah
    • Evangelical Christians
    • Evangelical Friend(magazine
    • Evangelical Friends
    • membership statistics for
    • and Evangelical Friend
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Fendall, Lon
    • financial straits of; :
    • staff members of Meredith "Marty" Walton
    • Friends General Conference gatherings
    • Kara Cole
    • problems within
    • Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • campaigns of
    • influence on Friends
    • Center for Peace Learning
    • Hatfield, Mark (US Senator)
    • Haverford College
    • Hindu-Moslem unity
    • Jones, Rufus
    • Mason, Charles
    • membership, Quaker
    • Mylander, Charles (Chuck)
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • poll, of Quakers
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Secrets for Growing Churches (Charles Mylander)
    • statistics, Quaker membership
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Walker, Charles
    • Walton, Bernard
    • Walton, Meredith (Marty)
    • Woodbrooke College
    • Baltimore
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Meeting Canadian; (10-
    • Illinois
    • Indiana
    • Intermountain
    • Iowa
    • London
    • Mid-America
    • New England
    • New York
    • North Carolina
    • North Pacific
    • Northwest
    • Pacific
    • Philadelphia
    • South Central
    • Southeastern
    • Western
    • Wilmington
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #58 (January 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (34)
    • Boulding, Kenneth
    • Charles I (King of England)
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • Creative Tension (Cynthia Kerman)
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Evangelical Friend(magazine
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Fell, Margaret
    • staff members of Meredith "Marty" Walton
    • Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • Hadley, Herbert
    • Ives, Kenneth
    • Kerman, Cynthia
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Newton, Sabron
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Perry, Sylvia
    • Quaker Act
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Rumsey, Margaret
    • Rumsey, Robert (Bob)
    • Scull, David
    • Stable Peace (Kenneth Boulding)
    • Swarthmoor Hall
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Walton, Alice (Allie)
    • Walton, Meredith (Marty)
    • Willcuts, Jack
    • Indiana
    • New England
    • New York
    • Northwest
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #59 (February 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (44)
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • Brown, Anthony (Tony)
    • bumperstickers, Quaker; . See also Young Friends Peace Poster and Bumpersticker
    • Cadbury, Henry
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Daughters of Zion (Elizabeth Watson)
    • Evangelical Friends Alliance, and Bible study
    • feminism; . See also feminist Friends, Wicca feminists
    • Fox, George
    • Bible study resources of
    • Friends in Africa, September 1985
    • concerning Elizabeth Watson; .
    • Consultation–Africa Section; Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • Inward Light
    • reviews of books about
    • Jesus in his Relationships (Tony Brown)
    • Friends Jewish roots, and Friends
    • Kimo Press
    • Lampen, John
    • and Bible study
    • liberation theology
    • Malenge, Zablon
    • Roache, Janet Mirabeau
    • Morrison, Mary
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • Northern Ireland
    • Old Foundations
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • The Parables of the Kingdom (Tony Brown)
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • A Respondent Spark: The Basics of Bible Study(book), (Chuck Fager)
    • Rotch, William
    • on marriage ceremonies
    • on oaths
    • on perfumes and artificial beauty
    • Thomas, Anne
    • Three Quaker Bible Studies (Chuck Fager)
    • Twenty Questions About Jesus (John Lampen)
    • United Nations Conference on Women
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • The Way of the Cross (Mary Morrison)
    • Weaver, Joy
    • Woodbrooke College
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #60 (March 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (35)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Battle of Guilford Court House
    • report
    • lordship of
    • Cimino, Richard
    • in Canadian Yearly Meeting, differences among
    • in Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • Cornwallis
    • Discipline, of Iowa Yearly Meeting (Conservative)
    • in Iowa Yearly Meeting (Conservative)
    • and alcohol
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Greene, Nathanael
    • Griffith, John
    • Hancock, William
    • and Pasadena (CA) Monthly Meeting
    • Jews
    • membership, Quaker
    • Missouri Valley Conference of Friends
    • Alloway's Creek (NJ)
    • New Garden (NC)
    • Pasadena (CA)
    • Paullina
    • Penn Valley (Kansas City, MO)
    • Whittier (IA)
    • Orthodox Friends
    • Paul (apostle). See also Biblical references.
    • Religion Watch (Richard Cimino)
    • on alcohol
    • Unification Church
    • Unitarians
    • unity, Quaker
    • among Friends
    • Wilbur, John
    • Iowa Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #61 (April 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (40)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Friends Service Committee Board of Directors; American Friends Service Committee staff members administration of CPS camps by
    • and George Fox's testimony against swearing oaths
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • James, Epistle of
    • Friends' service in camps of
    • Communists
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • in World War II
    • Conservative Friends
    • Cromwell, Oliver
    • Faith and Practice: of Friends United Meeting
    • Legislation Federal Bureau of Investigation
    • Fox, George
    • biographical and historical data about
    • 1986 at Carleton College, MN
    • and Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • fundamentalist Friends
    • Jones, Rufus
    • Journal, of George Fox
    • a "KGB mole,"
    • La Rouche, Lyndon, Jr.
    • La Rouche, Lyndon, Sr.
    • and New England Friends
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Goose Creek (Lincoln, VA)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Lynn (MA)
    • National Peace Quilt
    • New Solidarity, 7 November 1978
    • Nixon, Richard
    • Orthodox Friends
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • issue of January-February 1986
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Turner, Judge
    • Village Street Friends Meeting
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • New England
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #62 (May 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (27)
    • "All Things Considered,"
    • and Scott Simon
    • Barlow, John H.
    • Catholic heritage, and Friends
    • "A Challenge to Militarism" (British Friends Service Committee)
    • Christian Friends; . See also Christocentric Friends
    • influence on Friends of
    • Francis, Saint
    • Friends Service Committee (Britain)
    • influence on Friends
    • Gilmore, Gary
    • Godlee, Mary Jane
    • Friends Jewish roots, and Friends
    • membership, Quaker
    • Northside (Chicago)
    • "Morning Edition,"
    • National Public Radio
    • The Other Side
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • plain dress
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Sex and the Single Christian
    • Simon, Scott
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • "Weekend Edition,"
    • London
    • and membership growth
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #63 (June 1986) — PDF

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  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #64 (July 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (43)
    • Austin, Ann; Awad, Mubarak
    • on homosexuality, Friends' interpretation of
    • Bright, John
    • ceremonies of commitment, . See also same-sex marriage
    • "Easternism,"
    • Easton, John
    • Mid-America Yearly Meeting as affiliate of
    • Fisher, Mary
    • Friend, Mark Judkins
    • Friends Church in Kenya
    • 1986 at Carleton College, MN
    • Hicksites
    • kidney stone, reflections on
    • and Stony Run (MD) Meeting
    • Lung'aho, Thomas
    • Mattson, Ron
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Atlanta (GA)
    • Council House (OK)
    • Homewood (Baltimore)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Stony Run (Baltimore)
    • University (Wichita)
    • Orthodox Friends
    • Philip, King (Indian chief)
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Roache, Janet; . See also Minshall, Janet Hemphill
    • Russia; . See also Soviet Union
    • same-sex marriage
    • Swallow (ship)
    • unity, Quaker
    • Wakube, Elisha
    • Wheeler, Daniel
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Baltimore
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • South. East Africa Central
    • Elgon
    • Mid-America
    • Nebraska
    • Northern
    • Africa South Southern Appalachia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #65 (August 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (35)
    • baptism, among Friends
    • Brantingham, Sherman
    • Brock, David
    • Brock, Peter
    • communion, among Friends
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • and homosexuality; in Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • issue of July-August 1986
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Faith and Practice: of Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • location of
    • fundamentalist Friends
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • International Friends Conference on Evangelism
    • in Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • membership, Quaker
    • Friends Community Church (Bakersfield, CA)
    • Goose Creek (Lincoln, VA)
    • Hinkle Creek (IN)
    • Spiceland (IN)
    • Walnut Ridge
    • West Elkton Friends Church
    • Mylander, Charles (Chuck)
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Paul (apostle). See also Biblical references.
    • poets, Quaker
    • Quaker Hill Conference Center
    • Story, Kenneth (Ken)
    • Taylor, Henry
    • Baltimore
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Indiana
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #66 (September 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (24)
    • Corporation
    • non-Friends as proposed members of National Board of Directors of
    • Quaker identity of
    • Stephen Cary
    • Cary, Stephen
    • lordship of
    • Committee for Nonviolent Action
    • and American Friends Service Committee
    • Fothergill, John
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • and California Yearly Meeting
    • Lyttle, Brad
    • Midwest Pacifist Commentator
    • Fifty-Seventh Street (Chicago)
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • plain dress
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • SANE
    • Scott, Larry
    • on simplicity
    • biographical and historical data about
    • California; . See also Southwest Yearly
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #67 (October 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (21)
    • antislavery movement
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • civil disobedience: Friends' acts of
    • Deming, Vinton (Vint)
    • issue of 15 October 1986
    • Friends of Jesus Christ
    • Gaylin, Willard
    • In the Service of their Country (Willard Gaylin)
    • Kuenning, Lisa
    • Loe, Thomas; Lofton, John
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Burlington (VT)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • No Cross, No Crown (William Penn)
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • plain dress
    • Northwest, of New England Yearly Meeting
    • Sanders, Bernie
    • Swennerfelt, Barr
    • New England
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #68 (November 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (19)
    • Corporation
    • non-Friends as proposed members of National Board of Directors of
    • Quaker identity of
    • John 3:8
    • Matthew 10:16
    • Border Support Network Catalog
    • Carlisle, Abraham
    • opposition to US policy in
    • projects to assist refugees from
    • "contras", Nicaraguan
    • CPS Oral History Project
    • Friends of Central America
    • Howe (British General)
    • Boulder (CO)
    • musicians, Quaker
    • Nicaragua
    • Roberts, John
    • Sandinistas
    • Scattergood, Sarah
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #69 (December 1986) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (23)
    • on homosexuality, Friends' interpretation of
    • Campolo, Anthony (Tony)
    • Evangelical Christians
    • issue of October 1986, +
    • and Friends Ministers Conference
    • Foster, Richard
    • and Iowa Yearly Meeting
    • concerning Elizabeth Watson; .
    • Steven Main
    • problems within
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • George Fox College
    • Hicks, Edward Hicks, Elias
    • Kirk, Jack
    • Main, Steven
    • Green Street (Philadelphia)
    • Nash, Lee
    • Quaker Life
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Iowa
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #70 (January 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (31)
    • Arnold, Bruce
    • Braithwaite, William C.
    • Brinton, Howard
    • Cole, Kara
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • CPS Oral History Project
    • Crosman, Winifred
    • among Friends
    • biographical and historical data about
    • The Friendly Woman
    • 1979
    • 1986 at Carleton College, MN
    • Kara Cole
    • George II (King of England) George School
    • Grimke, Sarah
    • Hicksites
    • Ives, Kenneth
    • Larrabee, Kent
    • Atlanta (GA)
    • Lake Forest (IL)
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • Riley, Janet
    • Roache, Janet; . See also Minshall, Janet Hemphill
    • Soviet Union
    • on simplicity
    • Walton, Alice (Allie)
    • women's suffrage movement
    • Elgon
    • Illinois
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #71 (February 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (30)
    • Apocalypse of the Word (Douglas Gwyn)
    • Barbour, Hugh
    • Benson, Lewis
    • opposition to US policy in
    • George Fox's understanding of
    • diversity, among Friends
    • Facing Social Revolution (Jack Powelson)
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • analysis of writings/teachings of (book review)
    • and the New Foundation
    • issue of 1 February 1987
    • Consultation–Africa Section; Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • Gwyn, Douglas
    • Ingle, H. Larry
    • Jones, Rufus
    • Malenge, Zablon
    • Berkeley (CA) Friends Church
    • Brooklyn (NY)
    • Mother Jones, February-March 1987
    • and worship among Friends
    • Newkirk, George
    • Nicaragua
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • "prophetic Christianity"
    • Quakers in Conflict (H. Larry Ingle)
    • Russell, Elbert
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Southeastern
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #72 (March 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (38)
    • Friends Service Committee Board of Directors; American Friends Service Committee staff members administration of CPS camps by
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Bean, Hannah
    • Bean, Joel
    • and Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Braithwaite, J. Bevan
    • Civilian Public Service
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • Conservative Friends
    • Doyle, Arthur Conan (Sir)
    • Evangelical Friends
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • concerning Elizabeth Watson; .
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • "Gurneyites,"
    • Hicksites
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Inward Light
    • Jones, Rufus
    • Le Shana, David
    • Minear, Mark
    • College Park (San Jose, CA)
    • Orthodox Friends
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • Penington, Isaac
    • special issue of January 1986:
    • Quakers in California (David Le Shana)
    • Richmond 1887 (Mark Minear)
    • excerpts from
    • proposed reaffirmation of
    • administration of
    • Selective Service
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Wichita Conference of Friends
    • Iowa
    • New England
    • Oregon
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #73 (April 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (24)
    • Bakker, Jim
    • Banker, J. Stanley
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • Facing Social Revolution (Jack Powelson)
    • feminist Friends
    • Hand, W.B. (Judge)
    • Hartzell, Dennis
    • Hoover, Herbert (US President)
    • Jews
    • Kirk, Philip
    • First Friends (New Castle, IN)
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • "primitive Christianity revived"
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • public school textbooks, Quakerism in
    • Quaker Life
    • "secular humanism,"
    • Smith, Hannah
    • Smith, Robert Piersall
    • among Friends
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • antislavery witness of
    • in public school textbooks
    • Baltimore
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #74 (May 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (19)
    • Black Eagle (ship)
    • Cimino, Richard
    • Conventicle Act
    • Cunningham, Kathryn
    • Friends United Meeting Triennials 1966:
    • Fudge
    • A Man Who Made a Difference (Chuck Fager)
    • Delta (Stockton, CA)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Partnership for Productivity
    • Quaker Act
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Religion Watch (Richard Cimino)
    • Riley, Janet
    • Schumacher, E.F.
    • Scull, David
    • US Agency for International Development
    • in 1967 at Guilford College:
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #75 (June 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (29)
    • Bakker, Jim
    • Bakker, Tammy
    • Cazden, Elizabeth
    • A Celebration of Discipline (Richard Foster)
    • Charles I (King of England)
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Cimino, Richard
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • Evangelical Christians
    • Foster, Richard
    • 1987 at Oberlin College, OH
    • Steven Main
    • diversity in
    • and Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Hahn, Jessica
    • and Friends United Meeting
    • Macy, Howard
    • Main, Steven
    • Money, Sex, and Power (Richard Foster)
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • Paulsen, Lester
    • Puritans
    • postcards to fundraise for
    • Religion Watch (Richard Cimino)
    • Richmond Conference of 1887
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Toleration Act
    • New England
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #76 (July 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (18)
    • Matthew 18:15-17
    • Cimino, Richard
    • in Friends United Meeting
    • "The Far Side" (cartoon)
    • 1987 at Oberlin College, OH
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Gospel Order
    • Hockett, William
    • Larson, Gary
    • in Cambridge (MA) Meeting
    • and pedophilia
    • Meer, John van der
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • pedophiles
    • Religion Watch (Richard Cimino)
    • proposed reaffirmation of
    • Secrest, Andrew
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #77 (August 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • and Joan Baez
    • And a Voice to Sing With (Joan Baez)
    • Baez, Joan
    • Brewster, Margaret
    • Capp, Al
    • David's Album (album, Joan Baez)
    • Daybreak (Joan Baez)
    • Diamonds and Rust (album, Joan Baez)
    • Friends Bulletin (Pacific Yearly Meeting)
    • Newsletter (Summer 1987)
    • issue of 1-15 July 1987
    • Harris, David
    • King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    • Leverett, (Governor)
    • "Li'l Abner" (comic strip)
    • Merton, Thomas
    • enabling ministry" Minshall, Janet Hemphill; . See also
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Palo Alto (CA)
    • Nixon, Richard
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • Rustin, Bayard
    • same-sex marriage
    • Sandperl, Ira
    • Friends' opposition to war in
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • Wilson, E. Raymond
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #78 (September 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (37)
    • Beckham-Shirey, Mark
    • Carter, John
    • Child of the Nuclear Age (album, Susan Stark)
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Crumley-Effinger, Michael
    • Encounter with Silence (John Punshon)
    • Flowing River (tape, Mark Beckham-Shirey)
    • biographical and historical data about
    • issue of September 1987
    • Friends United Press
    • Go Cheerfully (tape)
    • Gospel Order
    • Gurney, Wilbur J.
    • Mays, Barbara
    • McKernon, Patricia
    • Westfield (IN)
    • composed and recorded by Friends
    • musicians, Quaker
    • Nayler, James; :
    • New Moon (tape, Patricia McKernon)
    • Paleontology News
    • The Property of God (tape, John Carter)
    • Punshon, John
    • Quaker Hill Bookstore
    • Quakersaurus
    • Rainbow People (tape, Susan Stark)
    • Ripoll, Cayetano, Rise Up! (tape, John Carter)
    • same-sex marriage
    • Scarborough Castle
    • Selleck, Linda
    • songwriters, Quaker
    • Sound Mind Records
    • Stark, Susan
    • Turkle, Brinton
    • Welcome Here (tape)
    • Woolman-Hicks, Elias
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #79 (October 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (30)
    • critics and critiques of; and anti-
    • Associated Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs
    • Baez, Joan
    • Bakker, Jim
    • Bakker, Tammy
    • Caldwell, Samuel (Sam)
    • Choctaw Indians, Mowa Band of
    • 18 September 1987
    • beliefs of
    • and survival of Quakerism
    • Eerdmans Publishing Company
    • and International Friends Conference on Evangelism
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • evangelism, Quaker, . See also missionaries, Quaker
    • Foster, Richard
    • Herr, Lee
    • Herr, Phil
    • Hicksites
    • International Friends Conference on Evangelism
    • Lewy, Guenter
    • and E/evangelical Friends; :
    • enabling ministry" Minshall, Janet Hemphill; . See also
    • National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples
    • New Republic
    • (Guenter Lewy), (10/87
    • Quietism
    • Rolling Stone, 5 November 1987
    • Scull, David
    • Seeger, Daniel (Dan)
    • World Gathering of Young Friends
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #80 (November 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (16)
    • Henry Cadbury
    • Bacon, Margaret
    • and Henry Cadbury
    • James, Epistle of
    • Cadbury, Henry
    • Fendall, Lon
    • Fox, George
    • Henry Cadbury's influence on
    • Center for Peace Learning
    • Hatfield, Mark (US Senator)
    • Jones, Rufus
    • Let This Life Speak (Margaret Bacon)
    • New Testament, Revised Standard Version
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Quakers Uniting in Publications
    • US Institute of Peace
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #81 (December 1987) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (38)
    • Anderson, Paul
    • Berry, Wendell
    • Bible: and Evangelical Friends Church-Eastern Region
    • Brethren
    • Brinton, Howard
    • Christian identification. See also Christian Friends; Christian Quakerism: and Friends
    • Civilian Public Service
    • conscientious objectors; . See also conscientious objection in World War I
    • diversity, among Friends
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • Friends for Three Hundred Years (Howard Brinton)
    • histories, of Quakerism and Quakers
    • The History of Quakerism (Elbert Russell)
    • Hoover, Herbert (US President)
    • Keillor, Garrison
    • Meer, John van der
    • Mennonites
    • missionaries, Quaker
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • mysticism, and Quakerism
    • Newkirk, George
    • Orthodox-Hicksite separation
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • pedophiles
    • Portrait in Grey (John Punshon)
    • Punshon, John
    • Quaker Hill Bookstore
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • The Rich Heritage of Quakerism (Walter Williams)
    • Riley, Janet
    • Russell, Elbert
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • Updike, John
    • Williams, Walter
    • Woodbrooke College
    • London
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #82 (January 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (52)
    • critics and critiques of; and anti-
    • labor union organizing by staff of
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Barclay's Apology in Modern English (Dean Freiday, ed.)
    • "Begin-again Christianity,"
    • and the peace movement
    • Chicago Fellowship of Friends
    • Color Me Quaker
    • and Quakers Uniting in Publications
    • ecumenism, Quaker
    • Encounter with Silence (John Punshon)
    • Freiday, Dean
    • Friends Divided (David Holden)
    • office location of
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Friends United Press
    • Go Cheerfully (tape)
    • Gwyn, Douglas
    • Holden, David
    • Kenworthy, Leonard
    • Lazar, Ed
    • Mays, Barbara
    • ministers, recording of
    • Clear Creek (Richmond, IN)
    • Manasquan (NJ)
    • music
    • musicians, Quaker
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • Napoleon
    • New Church in the City (Marlene Pedigo)
    • (Guenter Lewy), (10/87
    • "The Peace Movement and Cambodia," (Ed Lazar)
    • Peacework (newsletter, AFSC-New England region)
    • December 1987, reprint from
    • January 1988
    • Pedigo, Marlene
    • programmed Friends/meetings/worship
    • Punshon, John
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • Quakers Uniting in Publications
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Rotch, William
    • separations, Quaker; . See also diversity, among Friends; Orthodox- Hicksite separation
    • songwriters, Quaker
    • on simplicity
    • theology, Quaker
    • universalism and Barclay's theology
    • Unmasking the Idols: The Drama of Recognition(Book), (Douglas Gwyn)
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • 11/90) Central
    • Indiana
    • New York
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #83 (February 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (39)
    • Amnesty International
    • Boulding, Kenneth
    • FBI investigation of organizations of
    • Center for Constitutional Rights
    • opposition to US policy in
    • Friends' service in camps of
    • Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador
    • in World War II
    • Wallas Friends Service Group, The Dance Between Hope and Fear:
    • Danielson, Ellen
    • and surveillance of Friends' and other activist groups
    • Fellowship of Reconciliation
    • Friends for a Nonviolent World
    • financial straits of; :
    • office location of
    • possible merger of Unitarian-Universalist Association with
    • issue of January 1988
    • Friends Peace Committee, of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
    • Harris, Lodrick
    • Jews
    • Kennedy, John (US President), Kent, Mary Day
    • Martinson, John
    • Fifty-Seventh Street (Chicago)
    • Jacksonville (FL)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Oklahoma City (OK)
    • Twin Cities (Minneapolis)
    • Muste, A. J.
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • Peaceable Kingdom Press
    • Quaker-Unitarian merger
    • Sanctuary movement, Friends' involvement in
    • Sonnets on Courtship, Marriage, and Family (Kenneth Boulding)
    • Temperance
    • U-U World
    • Unitarian-Universalist Association
    • United Auto Workers
    • Friends' opposition to war in
    • Washington Post
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #84 (March 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (42)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • as endorser of gay and lesbian rights march
    • Bamford, James
    • images and meaning of marriage in
    • Ephesians 5:32
    • Genesis 2:18
    • Genesis 2:24
    • Revelation 21; Romans 10:8
    • Bishop, Corbett
    • Brethren
    • Bryan, Sally
    • and marriage
    • Civilian Public Service
    • in World War II
    • Fallahay, Michael
    • issue of January 1988
    • issue of March 1988
    • issue of February 1988
    • campaigns of
    • Hodge, Ellen
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Hoover, John Edgar
    • Hosea
    • Kokomo Tribune
    • Mennonites
    • Friends Meeting of Washington, DC
    • Hemlock (Kokomo, IN)
    • North Meadow Circle of Friends (Indianapolis)
    • National Security Agency
    • Nixon, Richard
    • pacifism, and Friends
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • The Puzzle Palace (James Bamford)
    • Quaker-Unitarian merger
    • same-sex marriage
    • Second Vatican Council, documents on marriage by
    • Selective Service
    • unprogrammed Friends/meetings
    • Friends' involvement in
    • Vincent, Benjamin (Ben)
    • Ohio Valley
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #85 (April–May 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (39)
    • Arabs
    • Barbour, Hugh
    • Boyd, Maurice
    • Buckley, William
    • Buscombe, Royal
    • Byhouwer, Pieter
    • Campbell, Sally
    • A Compassionate Peace: A Future for the Middle East (AFSC); Congressional Record
    • "The Counterfeit Peacemakers" (Erich and Rael Jean Isaac) in The American Spectator, Cowan, Richard
    • The Friend (Mormon Church), The Friend of London
    • Friends Boys School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • Friends Girls School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • and Friends schools in Ramallah
    • Gorbachev, Mikhail
    • Jones, Christina
    • Jones, Willard
    • Lamb, Elizabeth
    • Loe, Thomas; Lofton, John
    • Mahshi, Khalil
    • Middle East, Arab-Israeli conflicts in
    • Celo (NC)
    • in Israeli-occupied West Bank
    • National Review
    • Nye, Nancy
    • Palestine Liberation Organization
    • issue of April 1988
    • Quaker-Unitarian merger
    • Ramallah
    • Treaty Sawyer, Dana
    • Bank); Friends Girls School (Ramallah, West Bank) Schultz, George
    • Search for Peace in the Middle East (AFSC)
    • Sharpless, John
    • Smith, Joseph
    • Snider, Susan (Sue)
    • Tarazi, Zuhdi
    • The Untempered Wind (Christina Jones)
    • Washington Times
    • name of, used as pseudonym
    • New England
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #86 (June 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (31)
    • abortion, Friends' attitudes concerning
    • "Abortion and Civil War"
    • AIDS
    • critics and critiques of; and anti-
    • response to Guenter Lewy
    • Cimino, Richard
    • "Fetal Distraction"
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • and homosexuality
    • and Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • INELA (evangelical Bolivian Quakers)
    • La Paz, Bolivia
    • Lewy, Guenter
    • and religious identity
    • Mamani, Francisco
    • Mary Beatrice (Queen of England)
    • Mott, Edward
    • New Republic
    • (Guenter Lewy), (10/87
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Pope John Paul II
    • same-sex marriage
    • Some Fruits of Solitude (William Penn)
    • Swaggart, Jimmy
    • Toleration Act
    • Vincent, Benjamin (Ben)
    • William of Orange
    • Baltimore
    • Northwest
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #87 (July 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (24)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Bill Taylor
    • Austin, Ann; Awad, Mubarak
    • Buddhism, Thai
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Coffin, Charles
    • "conservative" Friends; Conservative Quakerism. See Conservative
    • Faith and Practice: of Baltimore Yearly Meeting
    • Falls, Sabrina Sigal
    • Fox, George
    • Friends Boys School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • 1988 at Boone, NC
    • Hamm, Thomas
    • Hicksites
    • Hoover, John Edgar
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Nye, Nancy
    • Palestinian Center for the Study of Nonviolence
    • Quaker Oats; (10-
    • Secret Societies
    • on oaths
    • Thailand
    • Thomas, George
    • Indiana
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #88 (August 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • Baldwin, James
    • Bean, Joel
    • Byberry State mental hospital (PA)
    • Friends' service in camps of
    • in World War II
    • "conservative" Friends; Conservative Quakerism. See Conservative
    • Earlham College
    • Friendly Persuasion(Film)
    • 1988 at Boone, NC
    • "Gurneyites,"
    • Hamm, Thomas
    • Hicksites
    • Inward Light
    • Kaiser, Geoffrey
    • Kenya and international exchange program
    • Le Shana, David
    • Manousos, Anthony
    • enabling ministry" Minshall, Janet Hemphill; . See also
    • Unami (PA)
    • Westfield (IN)
    • Orthodox Friends
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • Quakers in California (David Le Shana)
    • Quakers in Conflict (H. Larry Ingle)
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Riley, Janet
    • The Transformation of American Quakerism (Thomas Hamm)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #89 (September 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (41)
    • Bean, Hannah
    • Bean, Joel
    • Bell, Marilyn
    • Fisher, Roger
    • Fox, George
    • The Friend (Mormon Church), The Friend of London
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • Friends Journal
    • and homosexuality
    • and Quaker Volunteer Witness program
    • Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In (Roger Fisher & William Ury)
    • Guilford College
    • Hickey, Damon D.
    • Hill, Christopher
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Ingle, H. Larry
    • Kazantzakis, Nikos
    • Kellum, Evalyn, 99/88)
    • "The Last Temptation of Christ" (film)
    • Bear Creek Meeting
    • Courtland Ave (Kokomo, IN)
    • Evanston (IL)
    • North Meadow Circle of Friends (Indianapolis)
    • Pima (AZ)
    • University (Seattle)
    • Paulsen, Lester
    • Richmond, Ben (QVW staff)
    • same-sex marriage
    • Scorsese, Martin
    • Stansfield, Pablo
    • on truth/veracity
    • "Unforseen Joy: Serving a Friends Meeting as Recording Clerk" (Damon D. Hickey)
    • Ury, William
    • Woolman, John
    • Baltimore
    • Iowa
    • London
    • New England
    • Ohio
    • Ohio Valley
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #90 (October 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • labor union organizing by staff of
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • Matthew 5:9
    • Matthew 24:36
    • I Thessalonians 4:13-18
    • Bright, John
    • Canadian Friends; . See also Yearly Meetings:
    • Canadian Canadian Friends Service Committee; staff members:
    • Bishop, Elaine
    • Charles I (King of England)
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • Cobden, John
    • European Economic Community
    • Fox, George
    • Free Trade
    • Friends United Press
    • Hoffman, Abbie
    • Hooton, Elizabeth
    • Jobs
    • Manousos, Anthony
    • Mays, Barbara
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Smoot-Hawley tariffs
    • Trade policy
    • US – Canadian Free Trade Agreement
    • Woolman, John
    • Zavitz, Jane
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #91 (November 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (27)
    • Austin, Ann; Awad, Mubarak
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Central Relief Committee of Friends (Dublin)
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • Cromwell, Oliver
    • Declaration of Indulgence (1687)
    • Edict Of Nantes
    • Exclusion Bill
    • Friends Girls School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • and Quaker Volunteer Witness program
    • Glorious Revolution
    • Henry VIII (King of England), P
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Hugenots
    • James II (King of England)
    • Louis XIV, (King of France)
    • Mary Beatrice (Queen of England)
    • Nye, Nancy
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Potato Famine
    • Puritans
    • Quaker Act
    • Quaker-Catholic connection
    • recycled paper
    • Some Fruits of Solitude (William Penn)
    • Test Act (of 1673)
    • William of Orange
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #92 (December 1988) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (38)
    • abortion, Friends' attitudes concerning
    • "Abortion and Civil War"
    • Amnesty International
    • Arbatov, Georgi
    • Luke 2:7-8
    • projects to assist refugees from
    • Salvador Citizen diplomacy
    • Corbett, Jim
    • El Salvador
    • Evangelical Friend(magazine
    • Friends Boys School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • Friends Girls School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • issue of October 1988
    • and Quaker Volunteer Witness program
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • George Fox College
    • "Glasnost" (Soviet policy)
    • Gorbachev, Mikhail
    • "The Human Experience"
    • human rights
    • Immigration and Naturalization Service
    • Kenya, . See East Africa Yearly Meeting; East Africa Central; Elgon Yearly Meeting.
    • Kuria, Gibson
    • Middle East, Arab-Israeli conflicts in
    • Moi, Daniel arap
    • Pima (AZ)
    • "A New Look at Abortion", (Nanlouise Wolfe and Stephen Zunes)
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • Robert F. Kennedy Foundation (human rights award)
    • Roberts, Arthur
    • Sanctuary movement, Friends' involvement in
    • Southside Presbyterian Church (Tucson, AZ)
    • Soviet Union
    • U.S.-Canada Institute (Russian)
    • Wolfe, Nanlouise ("A new Look at Abortion)
    • in 1991 in Kenya
    • Intermountain
    • Zunes, Stephen ("A New Look at Abortion")
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #93 (January 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (24)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Apology for the True Christian Divinity (Robert Barclay)
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Isaiah 45:5-7
    • Matthew 25:40
    • Micah 6:8
    • Psalm 62:1
    • "Borders and Crossings" (sanctuary papers of Jim Corbett)
    • Buber, Martin
    • projects to assist refugees from
    • A Compassionate Peace: A Future for the Middle East (AFSC); Congressional Record
    • "Convictions of the Heart" (Miriam Davidson)
    • Corbett, Jim
    • Crittenden, Ann
    • Davidson, Miriam
    • El Salvador
    • Fox, George
    • Journal, of George Fox
    • Metacomet, chief (of Wampanoags)
    • Middle East, Arab-Israeli conflicts in
    • Quaker(s) of the Year
    • "Sanctuary" (Ann Crittenden)
    • Search for Peace in the Middle East (AFSC)
    • Wampanoags
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #94 (February 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (31)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Baez, Joan
    • Cambodia
    • Douglas, Paul
    • Fellowship of Reconciliation
    • Hodgkin, Christopher
    • Humanitas
    • Ives, Kenneth
    • King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    • Lamborn, Sue
    • Lazar, Ed
    • Montgomery Bus Boycott
    • East Whittier (CA)
    • Fifty-Seventh Street (Chicago)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Lehigh Valley (PA)
    • Woodbury (NJ)
    • Mott, Jeremy
    • Nixon, E.D.
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Rustin, Bayard
    • The Satanic Verses (Salman Rusdie)
    • Spassenko, Nadya
    • on oaths
    • on secret societies
    • Thomas, George
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Baltimore
    • East Africa; . See also East Africa Central; East Africa
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #95 (March 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (18)
    • Boulding, Kenneth
    • "The Clean Yield"
    • Cuffe, Paul
    • Meeting Flitcraft's Compendium
    • Flitcraft, August
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • Hadley, Herbert
    • "Hulbert Financial Digest"
    • Hulbert, Mark
    • "The Last Temptation of Christ" (film)
    • Westport (MA)
    • Nayler, James; :
    • Pearson, Drew
    • "The Prudent Speculator"
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Rushdie, Salman
    • Scull, David
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #96 (April 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • Apology for the True Christian Divinity (Robert Barclay)
    • Batter My Heart (Gracia Fay Ellwood)
    • study of, among Friends; . See also, Bible: courses in, at Quaker seminaries.
    • I Corinthians 14:35
    • Ezekiel 16:37-40
    • Isaiah 61:1
    • John 3:16
    • Luke 4:18
    • Proverbs
    • Revelation 17-19
    • Song of Songs
    • Ellwood, Gracia Fay
    • Friends Bible Conference
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • Grundy, Martha
    • Haverford College
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Jones, Rufus
    • Knowles, Mary
    • McKernon, Patricia
    • Plymouth (PA)
    • Sacred Marriage (Biblical metaphor)
    • Senate (U.S.)
    • Taylor, Henry
    • Walker, Alice
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Meeting Canadian; (10-
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #97 (May 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (42)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Bigelow, Albert "Bert"
    • Church Growth Development International
    • The Economist of London; .
    • Fraser, Bob
    • Freedom of Information Act, Freedom Riders
    • Friends Boys School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • Friends Girls School (Ramallah, West Bank)
    • (April 1989)
    • Friends World Committee for Consultation
    • and Kenyan Friends
    • "Girl of My Dreams" (Bulat Okudzhava)
    • Granin, Daniil
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • "The Human Experience"
    • "Hypnosis" (Arnold Kashtanov)
    • Kashtanov, Arnold
    • Keillor, Garrison
    • Kennedy, Ethel
    • Kuria, Gibson
    • Lewis, John (member, US Congress)
    • Malenge, Zablon
    • Moi, Daniel arap
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Nowrasteh, Cyrus
    • Oates, Joyce Carol
    • Okudzhava, Bulat
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • Robert F. Kennedy Foundation (human rights award)
    • Rushdie, Salman
    • The Satanic Verses (Salman Rusdie)
    • Sontag, Susan
    • Styron, William
    • "Veiled Threat" (film)
    • Wagner, William
    • Washington Post
    • Webster, Ted
    • Whan, Norm
    • "Who Needs a Crystal Toilet Bowl?" (Anatoly Shavkuta)
    • Wilson, Louise
    • World Gathering of Young Friends
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #98 (June 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (21)
    • abortion, Friends' attitudes concerning
    • "Beyond" (Kenyan Council of Churches)
    • Equal Rights Amendment
    • Evangelical Friends Alliance, and Bible study
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • 1989 at St. Lawrence University
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • "The Human Experience"
    • Irish, Don
    • Keillor, Garrison
    • Kerman, Ralph
    • Friends Meeting of Washington, DC
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Pearson, Drew
    • Selective Service
    • Snyder, Edward (Ed)
    • Toleration Act
    • Wilson, E. Raymond
    • Baltimore
    • Mid-America
    • Northwest
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #99 (July 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (45)
    • Isaiah 19:23-25
    • Job
    • Bush administration
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Christian Century
    • Cohn, Roy
    • Coppinger, Del
    • De Rerum Natura (Lucretius)
    • Legislation Federal Bureau of Investigation
    • First Principles (Herbert Spencer)
    • Ford Foundation
    • Friends Divided (David Holden)
    • Fund for the Republic
    • Hicksites
    • Holden, David
    • House Un-American Activities Committee
    • "I.F. Stones Weekly"
    • Keith, George
    • King, Dennis
    • Knowles, Mary
    • Larouche, Lyndon
    • London, Jack
    • Lucretius
    • Lyndon LaRouche and the New American Fascism (Dennis King)
    • Martin Eden (Jack London)
    • Moffett, Judith, (7/890
    • Plymouth (PA)
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Nicholas of Cusa
    • Pace Fidei (Nicholas of Cusa)
    • Pennterra(novel), (Judith Moffett)
    • Quaker science fiction
    • Slonczewski, Joan
    • Spencer, Herbert
    • Still Forms on Foxfield (Joan Slonczewski)
    • Stone, I.F.
    • Thornburgh, Richard (Attorney General)
    • U Thant (U.N. Secretary General)
    • Wall Street Journal
    • Walter, Francis
    • Washington Post
    • "With Atheists Like Him, Who Needs Believers?" (Fager, Charles)
    • 11/90) Central
    • Iowa
    • New England
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #100 (August 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (46)
    • Affleck, Thomas
    • "African Dictators, American Silence" (Raymond Bonner)
    • After the Ball (Marshall Kirk and Hunter Madsen)
    • AIDS
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Amnesty International
    • And The Band Played On (Randy Shilts)
    • Bonner, Raymond
    • Fox, George
    • issue of March 1988
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • 1981 at Berea, KY
    • 1984 at Canton, NY
    • Friends Journal
    • 1984:, 1987:; 1993:
    • Hauerwas, Stanley
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • rights; same-sex marriage. Hopewell Meetinghouse
    • Kinyatti, Maina Wa
    • Kirk, Marshall
    • Lape, Herb
    • Madsen, Hunter
    • Maynard, John L. P.
    • Asheville (NC)
    • Farmington (NY)
    • Fifteenth Street (NY)
    • Manasquan (NJ)
    • Matinecock (NY)
    • Stony Run (Baltimore)
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Pemberton, Israel
    • Powell House
    • Pyper, Hugh
    • Quaker Theological Discussion Group
    • Ruth, Shirley
    • same-sex marriage
    • Shilts, Randy
    • Spark (New York YM newsletter)
    • Way, Karen
    • Wagoner, William
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Webb, George
    • antislavery witness of
    • New York
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #101 (September 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (33)
    • Bakker, Jim
    • "baptism of the Holy Spirit", among Friends
    • Conservative Friends
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • The Eye of Faith (William Taber)
    • Full Gospel Businessman's Fellowship
    • Gurney, Wilbur J.
    • Henderson, James
    • homosexuality, and Friends; . See also Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns; Friends Homosexual Fellowship; gay
    • Knoll, Mary
    • "liberal" Friends
    • Maule, Joshua
    • Cleveland
    • Stillwater (Barnesville, OH)
    • Ocker, Mark; .
    • Ohio Conservative Friends Review
    • Olney Friends School
    • corporation
    • pastoral Friends/Meetings; . See also programmed Friends/Meetings/worship
    • "Primitive" Friends
    • Quaker Strongholds (Caroline Stephen)
    • Quietism
    • same-sex marriage
    • Stephen, Caroline
    • Stillwater Meetinghouse (Barnesville, OH)
    • Swaggart, Jimmy
    • Taber, William, and Frances
    • Wilbur, John
    • Wilson, Woodrow
    • Iowa Conservative
    • Lake Erie
    • North Carolina Conservative
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #102 (October 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • "Ad Hoc Committee to Respond to the Use of Cherry Street Porch by Jealous and Vincent, Two Homeless Men"
    • Arch Street Meetinghouse
    • Luke 10:37
    • Matthew 16:3
    • Matthew 27:5
    • civil rights
    • Dartmouth, MA
    • drugs
    • The Economist of London; .
    • reprint from 9/2/89 issue
    • Enquirer (Philadelphia)
    • File, Helen
    • Friends Center (Philadelphia, PA)
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • homeless people
    • "It doesn't have to be like this", (reprint from The Economist of London)
    • Massachusetts Bay Colony
    • Central Philadelphia
    • Nicklin, George
    • "Paralyzed by Faith" (Philadelphia Enquirer, 9/18/89)
    • "Say No To Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco" (bumpersticker)
    • Street, Jealous T.
    • Thompson, Vincent
    • Tiverton, MA
    • "Unfriendly Persuasion:Threatened, Angry Neighbors Want Quakers to Boot Squatters" (Philadelphia Daily News)
    • Willcuts, Jack
    • New York
    • Northwest
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #103 (November 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (27)
    • Anne (Queen of England)
    • Ben Lomond Quaker Center (CA)
    • Matthew 10:16
    • Friends' service in camps of
    • "The Clean Yield"
    • in World War II
    • Dartmouth, MA
    • Earthlight (Quaker journal)
    • Economics as if the Earth Really Mattered (Susan Meeker- Lowry)
    • Free Trade
    • "Hulbert Financial Digest"
    • Hulbert, Mark
    • Hunt, Samuel
    • Hurricane Hugo
    • Marsh, James
    • Massachusetts Bay Colony
    • Meeker-Lowry, Susan
    • Charleston (SC)
    • San Francisco (CA)
    • Twin Cities (Minneapolis)
    • Philadelphia Daily News
    • Schutz, Bob
    • socially responsible investing
    • Tiverton, MA
    • Unity With Nature Committee (of Pacific Yearly Meeting)
    • Van Valkenburgh, Ned
    • Pacific
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #104 (December 1989) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (33)
    • Corporation
    • Angell, Tom
    • Army Times
    • Bergman, Ingmar
    • II Corinthians 3:6
    • A Christmas Without Snow (film)
    • Elmer Gantry (film)
    • Friendly Persuasion(Film)
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • Gillingham, Chalkley
    • Immigration Act of 1986
    • Jesus Christ Superstar (film)
    • The July Group (Film)
    • The July Group (film)
    • Lady and the Badman (film)
    • "The Last Temptation of Christ" (film)
    • Levering, Samuel
    • Life of Brian (film)
    • McKernon, Patricia
    • The Mission (film)
    • Alexandria (VA)
    • (Guenter Lewy), (10/87
    • Python, Monty
    • Quaker Service at the Crossroads
    • Reed, Fred
    • Roberts, Mary Ann
    • The Seventh Seal (film
    • Torch Song Trilogy (film)
    • Wayne, John
    • Woodlawn Meetinghouse
    • World War Two
    • North Carolina
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #105 (January 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (28)
    • Barclay's Apology in Modern English (Dean Freiday, ed.)
    • Coffin, Levi
    • Daily Readings From Quaker Writings
    • Education Summit
    • Facing Social Revolution (Jack Powelson)
    • Fendall, Lon
    • The Futurist
    • Gallup, George, Jr., (see also Princeton Religious Research Center), .
    • George Fox College
    • The "Gray Nineties"
    • Harris Poll
    • Hatfield, Mark (US Senator)
    • MacArthur Freeway
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Ocker, Mark; .
    • Olney Friends School
    • Princeton Religion Research Center (Gallup Poll), .
    • Prohibition
    • Quakerism: A Study Guide (Leonard Kenworthy)
    • Quakers Are Funny(book),(Chuck Fager)
    • Swarthmore College
    • Underground Railroad
    • US Institute of Peace
    • Washington Post
    • Willard, Tim
    • Indiana
    • Indiana Anti-Slavery Yearly Meeting of Friends
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #106 (February 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (56)
    • Air Force (US Air Force)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • National Peace Secretary
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Joe Volk
    • American University
    • Bean, Joel
    • Matthew 19:16
    • Bluestone, Barry
    • Broz, Carmen
    • Census Bureau
    • Economic Policy Institute
    • El Salvador
    • Family Incomes In The 1980's, Economic Policy Institute
    • Friends Bible Conference
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Friends Music Camp
    • The "Gray Nineties"
    • The Great U-Turn(book), Bennett Harrison and Barry Bluestone
    • Guatemala
    • Harris, Louis (Poll)
    • Harrison, Bennett
    • Kimo Press
    • Larson, Meredith
    • Lincoln, Abraham
    • Lopez, Danilo
    • Louis Harris Poll
    • MacArthur Freeway
    • Bear Creek Meeting
    • Guatemala City Friends Church
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Palo Alto (CA)
    • Reedwood Friends Church
    • Storrs (CT)
    • Nimitz Freeway
    • Olney Friends School
    • Peace Brigades International
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • Samuel, William S., III.
    • Sandburg, Carl
    • Sazama, Jerry
    • Snyder, Edward (Ed)
    • The State of Working America, Economic Policy Institute
    • United Farmworkers Union
    • USA Today
    • Volk, Joseph (Joe)
    • Wachtel, Howard
    • 4 January 1990
    • Washington Post
    • Washington Post-ABC News Poll
    • Webb, Eleanor Brooks
    • Wilson, E. Raymond
    • Workaholics Anonymous
    • Working America
    • World War Two
    • Iowa
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #107 (March 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (30)
    • and Chicago office
    • Belize (Quaker project in)
    • I Corinthians 14:28
    • Bright, John
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Chicago Fellowship of Friends
    • Dylan, Bob
    • Earlham School of Religion
    • Financial News Network
    • and Quaker project in Belize
    • Gorbachev, Mikhail
    • Gordon, Gharles George
    • Hoffman, Jan
    • International Conference for Quaker Women, 1990
    • Jackson, Jesse
    • Jones, Ella
    • Lavana, Ahavia
    • Middleton, Judith
    • Ambler Friends Church, (AK)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Mt. Toby Meeting(MA)
    • Peterson, Trayce
    • Sheldon, Robert
    • Snyder, Edward (Ed)
    • Thomas, George
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • Woodbrooke College
    • Yearly Meetings Alaska
    • Northwest
    • Zappa, Frank
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #108 (April 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (52)
    • AIDS
    • All Blessings Flow: A Story, By Lynne Christenson
    • The American Revolution
    • Business Week (magazine)
    • Calvi, John
    • Christenson, Lynne
    • Christian, Meg
    • COMADRES
    • Copeland, Jerry
    • Healing From Trauma, by John Calvi
    • Friends Bible Conference
    • individual Friends associated with
    • response to Popeye the Quaker Man
    • Gillingham, Chalkley
    • The Interpreters Bible
    • Johnson, Samuel
    • Kloehn, Beverly
    • Life, Death and Two Chickens
    • The Magic Quilts
    • Mario Brothers
    • massage
    • The Master Study Bible
    • Durham (NC)
    • Putney Meeting
    • San Diego Meeting
    • Wellesly (MA)
    • Mothers of the Disappeared of El Salvador
    • The New Catholic Study Bible
    • New Republic
    • Nicaragua
    • Olive Oyl
    • Ortega, Daniel
    • Pac-Man
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Popeye and the Time Machine
    • Popeye, the Quaker Man; (10-
    • Quaker Oats; (10-
    • 11/90)
    • Quaker Refugee Committee of Toronto
    • Quaker Service at the Crossroads
    • Quakers Are Funny(book),(Chuck Fager)
    • refugees, Central American
    • A Respondent Spark: The Basics of Bible Study(book), (Chuck Fager)
    • Sandinistas
    • Short Sisters
    • The Sixth Beethoven Letter, by John Calvi
    • Smith, G.M., the Swami of Princeton
    • Swee' Pea
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
    • Walton, Meredith (Marty)
    • Washington, George
    • Why McGovern Can't Lose
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #109 (May 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (41)
    • Akwesane reserve (Mohawk)
    • American College of Physicians
    • American Medical Association
    • American Society for Church History
    • anti-smoking campaign
    • Romans 13:1
    • Bolivian Evangelical Friends Church
    • Brewer Prize
    • Bush, George
    • Central Intelligence Agency
    • Chaco War (1932-35)
    • "contras", Nicaraguan
    • Drug Enforcement Administration
    • The Eye of Faith (William Taber)
    • and upcoming biography
    • Hamm, Thomas
    • Healy, Kevin
    • High Noon(Film)
    • INELA (evangelical Bolivian Quakers)
    • Is Latin America Turning Protestant? The Politics of Evangelical Growth, by David Stoll
    • Kaiser, Geoffrey
    • Kelly, Grace
    • Mamani, Francisco
    • Marlboro Mafia
    • Medellin Cartel
    • Mohawk Indians
    • Montt, Rios
    • Nicaragua
    • Olney Friends School
    • Paraguay
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Pope John Paul II
    • Quakers in Conflict (H. Larry Ingle)
    • Red Cross
    • Stoll, David
    • Szabo, Gabriela
    • Taber, William, and Frances
    • Tamplin, Caroll
    • The Transformation of American Quakerism (Thomas Hamm)
    • World War Two
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #110 (June 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (46)
    • African National Congress (ANC)
    • apartheid activism
    • apartheid
    • Association of American Publishers (AAP)
    • Backhouse, James
    • The Black People of South Africa (James Backhouse and George Washington Walker)
    • Canadian Broadcasting
    • Cape Town
    • Carleton College
    • Center for Intergroup Studies (Cape Town)
    • "Downscale Consumers, Long Neglected, Start To Get Some Respect From Marketers"
    • Dutch Reformed Church
    • Ecumenical Press Service
    • Facing Social Revolution (Jack Powelson)
    • Friendly Bookshelf Catalog
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • 1990 at Carleton College, MN
    • Investors Responsibility Resource Center
    • Mandela, Nelson
    • Mandela, Winnie
    • Merwe, Hendrik van der
    • Boulder (CO)
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Central Philadelphia
    • Friends Meeting of Washington, DC
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Nicholson, S. Francis
    • Popeye, the Quaker Man; (10-
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • Pusuing Justice and Peace In South Africa, by Hendrik van der Merwe
    • Quaker Money (Pendle Hill pamphlet)
    • 11/90)
    • Quaker Money(essay) (S. Francis Nicholson)
    • Reclaiming A Resource: Essays From the Friends Bible Conference(book)
    • Reeling Lions to Be Fed to Quakers,(article)
    • Smithburg, William
    • South Africa
    • South Africa: Challenge and Hope, (American Friends Service Committee)
    • van der Merwe, Hendrik
    • Walker, George Washington
    • 31 June 1990
    • Washington Post
    • A Word of Christian Counsel to the White Inhabitants of South Africa (James Backhouse and George Washington Walker)
    • London
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #111 (July 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (25)
    • 11/90) Answer to Job(book)
    • Biblical references Absalom
    • David
    • Ecclesiasticus
    • Jacob
    • Paul
    • Wisdom of Solomon, 7:10
    • Boer War
    • Faith and Practice: of Baltimore Yearly Meeting
    • Faith and Practice: of Northwest Yearly Meeting
    • Fox, George
    • Friends Bible Conference
    • Hebrew Dress for Success Code
    • Hobhouse, Emily
    • Holy Mother Church
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Jung, Carl
    • Kimo Press
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Reclaiming A Resource: Essays From the Friends Bible Conference(book)
    • Sophia
    • Taylor, Cynthia
    • 14 June 1990
    • Wilbur, John
    • Yahweh
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #112 (August 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (36)
    • Africa Watch
    • and Evangelical Friends; and available jobs
    • Amnesty International
    • "Beyond" (Kenyan Council of Churches)
    • Communist Party Congress
    • The Covenant of Light
    • The Daily Nation
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • condemning of Israel
    • 1990:
    • The Greenbelt Movement
    • Gwyn, Douglas
    • Hitler, Adolf
    • Johnson Lecturer
    • Kristallnacht
    • Lawyers Committee For Human Rights
    • Marsh, James
    • Mathai, Wangari
    • Moi, Daniel arap
    • Mwangele, Ellijah
    • National & International Religion Report
    • Presbyterian Church of East Africa
    • Reichardt, Dorothy
    • Richardson, Thomas
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Robert Kennedy Human Rights Foundation
    • Southern Baptist Convention
    • Tienanmen Square
    • US State Department
    • Volk, Joseph (Joe)
    • World Council of Churches
    • World Ministry Commission
    • Elgon
    • New England
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
    • Yeltsin, Boris
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #113 (September 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (26)
    • American Association of Fund Raising Counsel
    • and Nelson Mandela
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • Bennett, Asia
    • Buchanan, Patrick
    • Giving USA
    • Lewy, Guenter
    • Mandela, Nelson
    • Mayer, Milton
    • Merwe, Hendrik van der
    • Atlanta (GA)
    • Homewood (Baltimore)
    • Muge, Alexander
    • Paulsen, Lester
    • (Guenter Lewy), (10/87
    • Penn, Thomas
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Polazzo, Free
    • 11/90)
    • Quaker Service at the Crossroads
    • Ramallah Friends School
    • Smith, Susan
    • "Walking Purchase"
    • World Council of Churches
    • Ohio Conservative
    • Western
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #114–115 (October–November 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (46)
    • Ad Hoc Committee on Love, Discernment and Community
    • Adler, Margot
    • Another Gospel: Alternative Religions and the New Age Movement, (10-
    • Arms and Insecurity
    • Atwood, Margaret
    • Beacon Press
    • Book of Miracles
    • Boulding, Kenneth
    • Brown, Joshua
    • Capone, Al
    • Christianity revived" Christianity Today 21 October 1983
    • Crossway Books
    • Dark Secrets of the New Age
    • Drawing Down the Moon
    • Dreaming the Dark
    • Eichler, Walter
    • Faith and Practice: of New York Yearly Meeting
    • Fox, George
    • Friends Ambulance Unit
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • The Handmaid's Tale
    • Hislop, Alexander
    • Hitler, Adolf
    • Hudson Valley
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Mallison, Carolyn
    • Marrs, Texe
    • Adirondack Meeting
    • Clintondale Meeting
    • Friends at Westtown
    • National Public Radio
    • Peretti, Frank
    • Popeye, the Quaker Man; (10-
    • Quaker Oats; (10-
    • Richardson, Lewis
    • Starhawk
    • Statistics of Deadly Quarrels
    • This Present Darkness
    • Thomas, Anne
    • Tucker, Ruth A.
    • The Two Babylons
    • Whitley, Dan
    • World War One
    • Meeting Canadian; (10-
    • New York
    • Zondervan
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #116 (December 1990) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (39)
    • Alger, Louisa
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • and Gulf Assistance Fund
    • Bristol, Jim
    • Buchanan, Patrick
    • The Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors
    • Coalition to Stop U.S. Intervention in the Middle East
    • Falwell, Jerry
    • Frazzetta, Vincent
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • Gulf War
    • Helms, Jesse
    • Hussein, Saddam
    • Jackson, Jesse
    • King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    • Levison, Stanley
    • Asheville (NC)
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • New Haven (CT)
    • National & International Religion Report
    • National Campaign for Peace In The Middle East
    • National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors
    • Neal, Philip
    • Operation Desert Shield
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Rustin, Bayard
    • Southern Christian Leadership Conference
    • Southern Leadership Conference on Transportation
    • Southern Negro Leaders Conference on Transportation and Nonviolent Integration
    • Street, Jealous T.
    • Taft, Robert
    • on simplicity
    • Thompson, Vincent
    • The War Resisters League
    • Wofford, Clare
    • Wofford, Harris
    • Woolman, John
    • Workers World Party
    • World War Two
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #117 (January 1991) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (40)
    • A Quaker Action Group
    • American Psycho(book)
    • Boardman, Betty
    • Boston Globe
    • Bush, George
    • Celo Press
    • Coalition to Stop U.S. Intervention in the Middle East
    • Cockburn, Alex
    • Crying In the Wilderness Newsletter
    • reprint from 9/2/89 issue
    • Ellis, Bret Easton
    • Emergency Consultation On The Peace Testimony & The Gulf War
    • Ethics Reform Act
    • Federal Times
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • Hannon, M. Elisabet "the Rev"
    • Hunter, John
    • Hussein, Saddam
    • The Iron Medal
    • Friends Meeting of Washington, DC
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Moses
    • The Nation
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • The Phoenix Trip
    • Pope John Paul II
    • Popeye, the Quaker Man; (10-
    • Quaker Oats; (10-
    • Young Friends Peace Poster and Bumpersticker Contest Quaker Peace Testimony
    • the Red Sea
    • Rushdie, Salman
    • "Saddam, Kuwait, and Bonkerism",(article reference)
    • The Satanic Verses (Salman Rusdie)
    • Socialist Workers Party
    • Titus Andronicus
    • 7 January 1991
    • Washington Post
    • West Branch Friends
    • Wicker, Tom
    • Workers World Party
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #118 (February 1991) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (23)
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Bush, George
    • and Mark Hatfield
    • Douglas, Brian
    • The Emergency Quaker Peace Consultation
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • George Fox College
    • Center for Peace Learning
    • Gulf War
    • Hatfield, Mark (US Senator)
    • Health Care Personnel Delivery System
    • Healthweek
    • Hoover, Herbert (US President)
    • Hughes, Tom
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Littleboy, William
    • Matlack, Jim
    • McReynolds, David
    • Friends Meeting of Washington, DC
    • Putney Meeting
    • Volk, Joseph (Joe)
    • The War Resisters League
    • Wormwood Scrubbs
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #119 (March 1991) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (25)
    • and Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • Bright, John
    • Brinton, Howard
    • Crimean War
    • The Encourager
    • concerning Elizabeth Watson; .
    • Steven Main
    • personnel committee
    • and Southwest Yearly Meeting
    • Gwyn, Douglas
    • House of Commons
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • Kenworthy, Leonard
    • Whittier (IA)
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Question of Realignment
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Trevelyan, G.M.
    • "Two O-Clock Minute"
    • "Velvet Revolution"
    • Watson, Elizabeth
    • Wilson, Sarah
    • Indiana
    • Iowa
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #120 (April 1991) — PDF
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    • Quaker identity of
    • and Indiana Yearly Meeting
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Bettle, Samuel
    • Chesterton, G.K.
    • Corbett, Jim
    • The Discoverie of Witches
    • Emerson, Ralph Waldo
    • Evangelical Friends International
    • Friends for Lesbian and Gay Concerns
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • Friends Music Camp
    • Steven Main
    • conflict within
    • General Board of
    • Gulf War
    • Gurney, Joseph John
    • Gurney, Wilbur J.
    • Hiss, Alger
    • Hodgson, William
    • Hussein, Saddam
    • Kimball, Herbert
    • Burlington (VT)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Reedwood Friends Church
    • Olney Friends School
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Thoreau, Henry David
    • Thornburg, Pastor Stan
    • Washington Post
    • Washington Times
    • Wilbur, John
    • biographical and historical data about
    • in Holland
    • World War Two
    • Indiana
    • Philadelphia
    • Philadelphia Orthodox YM
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #121 (May 1991) — PDF
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    • Ammunition for Peacemakers (Phillips Moulton)
    • Cult Crime Impact Network
    • Dialogue With Friends (Jack Powelson)
    • Facing Social Revolution (Jack Powelson)
    • Fager, Gulielma
    • Fraser, Bob
    • The Friend (Mormon Church), The Friend of London
    • Ben Richmond
    • Glasgow Herald
    • Gould, Catherine
    • Griffis, Dale
    • Hicks, Robert
    • In Pursuit of Satan
    • Leonard, Marylou
    • Lift Up Your Face, (Helen Peabody)
    • A Man Who Made a Difference (Chuck Fager)
    • The Manchurian Candidate(Film)
    • Manson, Charles
    • McEwen, Sandra and William
    • Molech
    • Petersfield Preparative Meeting
    • Upper Creek Monthly Meeting
    • Orkney Islands
    • Pitman, Ruth
    • Pyper, Hugh
    • Quaker Theological Discussion Group
    • Ramirez, Richard
    • Sex, Society and Quaker Theology,(Ruth Pitman)
    • Sexual Ethics: Some Quaker Perspectives, (book)
    • Shotwell, Ann
    • Some Quaker Letters About Sex
    • South Ronaldsay
    • Sullivan, Walter
    • Summit, Roland
    • University of Arizona
    • Western Burial Ground
    • Wilson, Iain
    • "Without Apology: Refflections on Quaker Theology and Sexual Morality"
    • Philadelphia
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #122 (June 1991) — PDF
    Indexed subjects (83)
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • Angel and the Badman (film)
    • Appalachian State University
    • Baker, Carroll
    • Bedlam (film)
    • Bendix, William
    • Big Bad Wolves, (Joan Mellen)
    • Birdwell, Jess
    • Bow, Clara
    • Burton, Richard
    • Bush, George
    • Carey, Harry
    • Cheyenne Autumn
    • Cooper, Gary
    • The Courageous Mr. Penn
    • Crosby, Bing
    • Crowther, Bosley
    • The Deep Six (film)
    • Desert Storm
    • Dirty Harry
    • Down To The Sea In Ships(film)
    • Eastwood, Clint
    • Evans, Clifford
    • First Amendment
    • Focus on the Western
    • Folsom, James
    • Foreman, Carl
    • Forlaw, Marietta
    • Friendly Persuasion(Film)
    • Friends Journal
    • Friends World College
    • Gorbachev, Mikhail
    • The Great Films(book)
    • Gulf War
    • High Noon(Film)
    • House Un-American Activities Committee
    • The July Group (Film)
    • Kaminsky, Stuart
    • Cambodia Kane, Will
    • Karloff, Boris
    • Kelly, Grace
    • Kerr, Deborah
    • Korean War
    • Kramer, Stanley
    • Ladd, Alan
    • The Last Hero(book)
    • Lee, Anna
    • Long Island University
    • Maulsby, Dennis
    • McCarthyism
    • McGuire, Dorothy
    • McKee, Raymond
    • Mellen, Joan
    • Penn Valley (Kansas City, MO)
    • Urbana-Champaign Meeting
    • Murphy's War
    • National Board of Review
    • National Public Radio
    • O'Toole, Peter
    • Old Plain Peter, The Ghost of Elders Past
    • Papunhank
    • peace testimony, Quaker
    • Phillps, Sian
    • Pickett, Ralph
    • Radecki, Thomas
    • Raid on Rommel
    • Ramirez, Helen
    • Reagan, Ronald; . See also Reagan administration.
    • Russell, Gail
    • Simon, Scott
    • Spoto, Donald
    • Stronghold (Stanley Ellin)
    • The Transformation of American Quakerism (Thomas Hamm)
    • Wayne, John
    • "Weekend Edition,"
    • West, Jessamyn
    • Widmark, Richard
    • Wilson, Michael
    • The Woman Said Yes, (Jessamyn West)
    • Woolman, John
    • Indiana
    • Western
    • Zeisberger, David
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #123 (July 1991) — PDF
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    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • Coppinger, Del
    • Evangelical Friends Church – Eastern Region
    • Evangelical Friends International
    • Fire In The Valley
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • Friends United Meeting; See also Five Years Meeting
    • Main, Steven
    • Chicago Fellowship of Friends
    • Multnomah (Portland, OR)
    • Valley Mills Monthly Meeting
    • Mylander, Charles (Chuck)
    • Pedigo, Marlene
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Roberts, Maurice
    • Satanta
    • Tatum, Lawrie
    • Woolman, John
    • Iowa
    • Mid-America
    • Nebraska
    • New York
    • Northwest
    • Rocky Mountain
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
    • Western
    • Wilmington
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #124 (August–September 1991) — PDF
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    • aquarians
    • Beethoven In The Basement
    • Burrough, Edward
    • Charles II (King of England)
    • Christianity; See also Christian Quakerism; "primitive
    • Corbett, Jim
    • The Covenant
    • Dangerfield, Rodney
    • Fox, George
    • Freiday, Dean
    • Friends Journal
    • Friends United Press
    • Goatwalking, (Jim Corbett)
    • Guatemala
    • Grubb, Edward
    • "The Human Experience"
    • Islam
    • Jesus; See also Christ
    • John Woolman School
    • Judaism
    • Kelly, Thomas
    • Kiev
    • King, Rachel Hadley
    • Life In the Manner of Friends
    • A Living Faith (Wilmer Cooper)
    • Manousos, Anthony
    • Marx, Karl
    • Massachusetts Bay Colony
    • Mexico
    • Cornwall Meeting(NY)
    • Moscow
    • Puritans
    • issue of July-August, ++
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • Quixote, Don
    • Riley, Janet
    • Riley, Toby
    • Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
    • Roosevelt, Theodore
    • the Shema
    • Spassenko, Nadya
    • Stalin, Joseph
    • A Testament of Devotion (Thomas Kelly)
    • United Nations
    • Zen Buddhism
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #125 (October 1991) — PDF
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    • Bateman, Claire
    • Bean, Hannah
    • Bean, Joel
    • Bell, Marilyn
    • "Great Commission"
    • Matthew 28L19
    • Church World Service
    • Coppinger, Del
    • Evangelical Friends International
    • Friends General Conference; See also Friends General Conference gatherings.
    • Friends United Meeting; See also Five Years Meeting
    • Friends United Press
    • Hinkley, Scott
    • Jackson, Sheldon
    • Kessler, Ralph
    • Knoll, Mary
    • Le Shana, David
    • Main, Steven
    • Merwe, Hendrik van der
    • Des Moines First Friends Church
    • Des Moines Valley Meeting
    • Friends Meeting of Washington, DC
    • Mt. Toby Meeting(MA)
    • West Richmond Friends Church
    • Xenia Friends Church
    • Mylander, Charles (Chuck)
    • Quaker Hill Bookstore
    • Quakers in California (David Le Shana)
    • Samuel, Bill
    • Selleck, Ron
    • South Africa
    • Soweto
    • Spassenko, Nadya
    • Talbot, Ardith and Chris
    • Talbot, Rick
    • Thomas, Anne
    • The Transformation of American Quakerism (Thomas Hamm)
    • Who's Who In Religion
    • William Penn House
    • Wilson, Sarah
    • Woolman Hill Conference Center
    • Indiana
    • Nebraska
    • North Carolina
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
    • Western
    • Wilmington
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #126 (November 1991) — PDF
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    • "Abortion and Civil War"
    • The Adventures of Obadiah (Brinton Turkle)
    • Bauer, Gary
    • Bible Stories to Read and Color (Harry Araten)
    • Brown, John
    • Buchanan, Patrick
    • Cancion de la Loba (Susan Stark)
    • Child of the Nuclear Age (album, Susan Stark)
    • Children at Risk
    • Christian Booksellers Association
    • Civil War
    • Daily Readings From Quaker Writings
    • Dark Night Journey: Inward Rapatterning Toward a Life Centered in God, (Sandra Cronk)
    • Desert Storm
    • Dobson, Dr. James
    • Edelin, Dr. Kenneth
    • Education for Peace
    • Evangelical Friends International
    • Feminists For Life
    • Focus on the Family
    • Fort Sumter
    • The Friend (London Yearly Meeting)
    • and publication of Quaker stories
    • The Friends' Quarterly
    • Steven Main
    • and Southwest Yearly Meeting
    • Gandhi, Mohandas
    • Garrison, William Lloyd
    • Goatwalking, (Jim Corbett)
    • Gregory, Dick
    • Gulf War
    • A House Divided(book), (Pat Swindoll)
    • Hussein, Saddam
    • Jackson, Jesse
    • King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    • The Liberator
    • Lighting Candles in the Dark (Marnie Clark)
    • MacIntyre, Alasdair
    • MacNair, Rachel
    • Main, Steven
    • Des Moines First Friends Church
    • Penn Valley (Kansas City, MO)
    • Mott, Lucretia
    • The Naked Public Square
    • National Organization for Women
    • National Youth Prolife Coalition
    • Neuhaus, Richard John
    • New Garden Friends Boarding School
    • New Republic
    • Obadiah the Bold
    • Olmsted, Frederick Law
    • Operation Rescue
    • Peck, Harriet
    • Penaluna, George
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Rachel and Obadiah
    • Rainbow People (tape, Susan Stark)
    • Richmond Declaration of Faith
    • Roe v Wade
    • RU-486
    • Scott, Dred
    • Selma, 1965: The March That Changed the South
    • Sisterlife (newsletter)
    • Spectrum-Arts
    • Stark, Susan
    • Swindall, Pat
    • Talbot, Ardith and Chris
    • Talbot, Rick
    • Terry, Randall
    • A Testament of Devotion (Thomas Kelly)
    • Thomas, Clarence
    • Thy Friend, Obadiah (Brinton Turkle)
    • Time (magazine)
    • Turkle, Brinton
    • Turner, Nat
    • Underground Railroad
    • What Is God? (Etan Boritzer)
    • Womens Yearly Meeting of Friends
    • in Holland
    • Indiana
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #127 (December 1991) — PDF
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    • Alexandria National Bank of Northern Virginia
    • Corporation
    • and Native American Concerns
    • Third World Coalition of
    • Bennett, Asia
    • Bennett, Dulany
    • Boulding, Kenneth
    • Cadbury, Henry
    • Cartland, Fernando
    • "Disaffected Friends"
    • Fager, Asa David Leonard
    • Fager, Gulielma
    • First American Bank
    • Friends Select School
    • 1990:
    • George Fox College
    • The "Gray Nineties"
    • "job lock"
    • Judson, Stephanie
    • Albuquerque Meeting
    • Chestnut Hill Meeting(PA)
    • Langley Hill (McLean, VA)
    • Reedwood Friends Church
    • Mutual Benefit Life of New Jersey
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • New York State Lottery's "Invest in Kids"; and "Safe Streets, Safe City" program
    • Orwell, George
    • Pendle Hill (conference center)
    • Piedmont Friends Fellowship
    • Powelson, John (Jack)
    • Quaker Service At The Crossroad
    • Smith, Susan
    • Smuck, Harold
    • Swarthmoor Hall
    • Swarthmore College
    • Wilmington Friends School
    • Witte, Warren
    • in 1991 in Kenya
    • Baltimore
    • Indiana
    • New York
    • North Carolina
    • Ohio
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #128 (January 1992) — PDF
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    • Amway
    • Ashrawi, Hanan
    • James, Epistle of
    • Butler, Susan
    • Chesterton, G.K.
    • Cromwell, Oliver
    • "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" (Whittier)
    • Egan, Father Harvey
    • The Emergency Quaker Peace Consultation
    • Fox, George
    • General Board of
    • Guilford College
    • Gulf War
    • Hansen, Walter
    • Hill, Christopher
    • Hughes, Meredith
    • Hughes, Tom
    • The Joy of Warring
    • King Charles I
    • Langston, Anna
    • Chicago Fellowship of Friends
    • Dublin Friends Meeting
    • Montreal Meeting
    • Vatican Monthly Meeting
    • West Branch (IA)
    • National Catholic Reporter
    • New Model Army
    • Overbey, Sandy
    • Pedigo, Marlene
    • Pope John Paul II
    • Quaker Culture Shock
    • Ramallah Friends School
    • Robert Barclay Citation in Quaker Christian Universalist Theology
    • Smith, Horace
    • Stanfield, David
    • 20 February 1991
    • Walsh, Frank
    • Walsh, Molly
    • Wilson, Sarah
    • Indiana
    • Iowa
    • North Carolina
    • Youthquake '91
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #129 (February 1992) — PDF
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    • American Bar Association Journal
    • and Evangelical Friends; and available jobs
    • American Friends Service Committee Board of Directors
    • American Friends Service Committee staff members: Asia Bennett
    • American Purpose (George Weigel)
    • American Society of Christian Ethics
    • Augustine
    • Bevan, Sylvanus
    • Solomon, 10:12
    • Bush, George
    • But Was It Just? (David E. Decosse)
    • Can Modern War Be Just? (James Turner Johnson)
    • Clark, Ramsey
    • Desert Storm
    • Elshtain, Jean Bethke
    • Ethics and Public Policy Center
    • Friends Music Camp
    • clerks and staff members of
    • Geyer, Alan
    • Green, Barbara
    • Gulf War
    • Hays, Alice
    • Hehir, J. Bryan
    • Hussein, Saddam
    • Johnson, James Turner
    • Just War and The Gulf War(book), (James Turner Johnson and George Weigel)
    • Khomeini, Ayatollah
    • Krauthammer, Charles
    • "Laus Deo"
    • Lincoln, Abraham
    • Lines In The Sand
    • "Lumpenreligentsia"
    • Main, Steven
    • Westminster (England)
    • National Religious Broadcasters
    • National and World Council of Churches
    • The Neoconservatives (Peter Steinfels)
    • Newell, Kara
    • North Africa
    • Olney Friends School
    • Pax Americana
    • Pickett, Clarence
    • Pope John Paul II
    • Powell, Colin
    • The Rise of the Counter-Establishment (Sidney Blumenthal)
    • Rushdie, Salman
    • Rutgers (college?)
    • Sojourners (magazine)
    • Staudt, Ed
    • Steinfels, Peter
    • Thirteenth Amendment
    • Totem and Taboo
    • US Constitution
    • Vietnam syndrome
    • Wallis, Jim
    • Walzer, Michael
    • War Room
    • Weigel, George
    • Wesley Theological Seminary
    • Whitehead, George
    • Whittier, John Greenleaf
    • Witte, Warren
    • biographical and historical data about
    • Ohio Conservative
  • A Friendly Letter — Printed Issue #130–131 (March–April 1992) — PDF
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    • Access Exchange International
    • American Friends Service Committee; ee also American
    • Barclay, Robert
    • Bell, Marilyn
    • Ezekiel 14:9
    • Matthew 9:37
    • Britt, Billy
    • Brock, David
    • Catholics
    • Chalkley, Thomas
    • Chapin, Janet
    • Culture Wars: The Struggle to Define America (James D. Hunter)
    • Fendall, Lon
    • Fire In The Valley
    • Fishing in Troubled Waters: How to Help the Russians During Their Time of Crisis, (Tony Manousos)
    • Five Years Meeting; . See also Friends United
    • Friends Committee on National Legislation
    • staff members of Meredith "Marty" Walton
    • 1972
    • Friends United Meeting; See also Five Years Meeting
    • Steven Main
    • Ben Richmond
    • and Retreat for Clearness of March '92
    • Garris, Bob
    • Hall, Marvin
    • Hartsough, David
    • Hunter, James Davison
    • Jews
    • Kelly, Thomas
    • Main, Steven
    • Manousos, Anthony
    • Moehlman, Mary
    • Cambridge (MA)
    • Claremont Meeting
    • Cornwall Meeting(NY)
    • Downington Meeting
    • Moscow
    • Mylander, Charles (Chuck)
    • Nantucket Island (MA)
    • New York Times; :; Newby, Richard
    • Otis, Sally
    • Penn, William biographical and historical data about
    • Quaker Hill Bookstore
    • Quaker Life
    • Quaker US-USSR Committee
    • Richardson, John
    • Rickert, Sue and Tom
    • Riley, Janet
    • Settle, Shirley
    • homosexuality, and Friends Shana, James Le
    • Spassenko, Nadya
    • Spaulding, Hugh
    • Starbuck, Mary Coffin
    • Steere, Douglas
    • Taber, William, and Frances
    • Talbot, Ardith and Chris
    • University of Virginia
    • Van der Meer, John
    • Wagner, Loretta
    • Washington Area Quaker Work Camp program
    • Wilmington College
    • Wood, Jan
    • Iowa
    • North Carolina
    • Pacific
    • Southwest (formerly, California Yearly Meeting)