The plaintiffs in the suit represent Quaker congregations across the Northeast and their members, including Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends groups in Philadelphia, New England ...

Religion: Quaker Revival. 5 minute read. TIME. December 10, 1928 12:00 AM GMT-5. ... Last week, energized by the election of a member of their organization, Religious Society of Friends, ...

Driving the news: Five Quaker congregations, also known as the Religious Society of Friends, filed the lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security and new DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in ...

Nearly 400 years after members of the Religious Society of Friends, ... “Quakers believe that those with varied life experiences — including immigrants — can provide unique messages from God.

The Quaker groups, which also include the Maryland-based Adelphi Friends Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, allege that rescinding the policy of protecting churches from immigration ...

The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and the various 12-step programs (alcohol, drugs, gambling, overeating, etc.) have much in common.

Most likely, a column that dealt with religion in Texas would delve into Baptists, Methodists, The Church of Christ or Catholicism as those Christian denominations dominant among Texans, but this one ...

Not by a tax levy but by the Public School Society, a band of public-spirited men headed by Quakers, was founded in 1806 the first free non-sectarian school on Manhattan Island. When New York City ...

In the 1820s and again in the 1840s, the Society of Friends experienced a series of divisions over Quakers’ involvement in the antislavery movement and other reforms.

Texas is a leader in the number of people who observe organized religion. In sheer numbers, more Texans are members of a church than any state in the Union, and a Pew Research Center study named it ...

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