“Way of Being”: New Pamphlet by British Friend David Cadman
The QUF has received copies of a pamphlet written by David Cadman, a British Quaker who is associated with the Quaker Universalist Group in England. In his wor… Continue reading →
QUF and CIRC: Friendly Synergy
This blog will feature entries relating not only to Quaker Universalist Fellowship (QUF), but also to the Christian and Interfaith Relations Committee (CIRC) of…
Continue reading → Remembering Kahlil Gibran on his birthday
QUF would like to remember the birthday of Kahlil Gibran, a poet/writer from Lebanon whom Friends have long admired. As Rhoda Gilman observed in her QUF pamphle…
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Welcome to our new QUF blog!
Beginning January 2011, the Quaker Universalist Fellowship (QUF) is replacing its semiannual newsletter/journal, Universalist Friends, with this interactive bl… Continue reading →
Happy Birthday, Fellowship of Reconciliation!
Wendy Clarissa Geiger, a Friend from Jacksonville, FL, sent our editor a lovely tribute to the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR), the world’s oldest interfaith… Continue reading →
An Unlikely Ecumenist
By Charley Earp
Northside (Chicago) Friends Meeting Christian and Interfaith Relations Committee … Continue reading →
The Golden Rule: The Movie
The Catholic theologian Han Kung summed up the goal of the interfaith movement in these memorable words:
“There can be no peace without peace among the religions… Continue reading →
Muslim Women Gain Higher Profile in the US
The empowerment of women is always good news, especially for Quakers, who have empowered women to serve in the ministry since the founding of the Religious Soci… Continue reading →
Why Interfaith Work Matters….
By Brad Ogilvie
FGC Christian/Interfaith Relations Committee Program Coordinator, William Penn House, Washing… Continue reading →
Parliament of the World’s Religions: the Olympics of Interfaith
A year ago, in December 2009, I attended the gathering of a Parliament of the World’s Religions (PWR) in Melbourne, Australia, and it was one of the most amazin… Continue reading →