Archives
- 2009.06.26: Our Way of Life
- 2009.06.17: Help Us Make a Way Where There Is No Way
- 2009.05.06: Little Sabbaths Everywhere
- 2009.04.02: The Garden
- 2009.03.17: Of the People, By the People
- 2009.02.05: The Mindful Quaker
- 2008.12.19: An Odd, Wondrous Time of Year
- 2008.12.13: Why We All Feel the Urge to Celebrate This Season
- 2008.11.07: Thank you, Ohio
- 2008.08.15: A Second Chance
- 2008.07.02:
- 2008.06.07: Kidnapping My Mother
- 2008.05.23: Earthquakes, Cyclones and one little girl in Zimbabwe
- 2008.05.23: Burnt Offering
- 2008.05.04: Blue Sustainability & Wal*Mart
- 2008.04.25: Footprint Shmootprint, I Want to Eat
- 2008.04.21: Water & the Demise of Largeness; for Earth Day, everyday
- 2008.04.18: Glimmerings of What Is Real, What Is True
- 2008.04.18: White Shoes
Monthly Archives
Categories
Category Monthly Archives
- Preacher Pulpit: June 2009
- Preacher Pulpit: May 2009
- Preacher Pulpit: April 2009
- Daily Blog: March 2009
- Daily Blog: February 2009
- Daily Blog: December 2008
- Daily Blog: November 2008
- Daily Blog: August 2008
- Preacher Pulpit: July 2008
- Daily Blog: June 2008
- Daily Blog: May 2008
- Preacher Pulpit: May 2008
- Daily Blog: April 2008
- Preacher Pulpit: April 2008
About Amy
Amy was born in 1952 to Quaker parents in Philadelphia, PA. She is the mother of 2 young adults and one teenager. She and her husband, David who is a physician, have been married 27 years. Amy lives, works and writes in West Philadelphia, though a large part of her heart resides in Africa. More about Amy.
