Power Among Us

by Heather M. Cook
and the Committee on Conflict Transformation

Many Quakers echo Bayard Rustin about speaking “truth to power.” The context is usually obvious: government and business officials who control budgets and policies. But what about social power in our Quaker meetings, committees, and organizations? How does its imbalance spark conflict among us?

Lean On Me

by Martha Gurvich
Wilton Meeting

Conflict, Gospel Order, and the Covenant Community

by F. Peter Phillips
Cornwall Friends Meeting