Quakers (Religious Society of Friends) Books

""Som Account of the Life and Religious Labors of Sarah Grubb"" is a memoir written by Sarah Grubb herself and published in 1794. The book is a detailed account of her life, starting from her childhood and going on to describe her spiritual journey and...

Some Account Of The Gospel Labors Of Jonathan Burnyeat (1857) is a book written by Jonathan Burnyeat, a notable Quaker minister and preacher. The book provides a detailed account of Burnyeat's life and his work as a preacher of the Gospel. It covers his...

""Short Memorials of the Luke and Mariabella Howard, of Ackworth Villa, Yorkshire (1865)"" is a book written by an aged relative that presents a collection of personal accounts and reflections on the lives of Luke and Mariabella Howard. The book provides...

An invitation to experience more fully the life-changing power of sacred silence For over a decade, J. Brent Bill's Holy Silence has been regarded as a contemporary classic on sacred silence. With warmth, wisdom, and gentle humor, Bill presents the...

Nonviolence for the soul. Nonviolence for the world. The future of democracy. How are we going to find our way through all the polarizations to a new world that works for everyone? Against the backdrop of his Quaker heritage and his own life story, Dan...

In this inspiring collection of writings, Isaac Penington offers profound insights into the nature of the Christian life and its relationship to the divine. Compiled by C.J. Westlake, these selections from Penington's works provide a comprehensive...

This book is an exploration of the Quaker faith, one of the most distinctive and influential religious movements in English history. It discusses the history of the Quakers, their devotion to peace and social justice, and the ways in which their faith...

Quakers have had a big influence on the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) from its beginning in 1975. This is consistent with their emphasis on seeking 'that of God in everyone' and their commitment to finding nonviolent ways to respond to conflict...

In "Quakers Find A Way," Charles M. Woodman explores the Quaker philosophy and its practical applications in daily life. He highlights the Quaker commitment to peace and justice and their unique approach to social activism. This book is a fascinating...

Get to know the Quakers, one of the most fascinating and enduring religious communities in the world, with this illuminating study of their history, beliefs, and practices. Dalglish's clear and concise prose offers a comprehensive overview of the Quaker...

In Quakerism and Politics Essays, Isaac Sharpless argues that, although Quakers were forbidden to participate in politics, their principles of peace and equality propelled them towards political engagement. Sharpless delves into the history and...

This book is a comprehensive guide to the discipline and practices of the Society of Friends (Quakers) in Indiana, as outlined by the Indiana Yearly Meeting. It covers various aspects, including marriage, education, and religious practices. This book is...

This book is a religious critique of the doctrine of trinity. It refutes the belief of one god existing in three separate and distinct persons, based on the authority of scripture testimonies and right reason. This was an important work for early Quaker...

This First Edition of Northern Yearly Meeting’s Faith and Practice supplies our statement of faith and descriptions of Quaker practice as we aspire to live our faith in the upper Midwest of the United States. The faith section includes perspectives...

Annice Carter (1902-1988) was born on a farm in Indiana, yet her life came to encompass the breadth of the United States as well as service in Palestine and Africa. She was a direct witness to conflict in the Middle East, dodged German U-boats during...

There is something in a Quaker concern that is inherently communal… a relationship between the individual and the meeting, between personal leading and group discernment. Imagine an oak tree, broad and strong, its roots reaching deep and wide. The...

An important aim of our peacebuilding has been to help communities to heal and be reconciled to each other so that they grow together as communities. The first step is forgiveness. Reconciliation begins with healing past hurts and framing a vision for a...

“In seeking to understand the words of early Friends, it seemed as if I was following a thread in a labyrinth. As I penetrated deeper more seemed to be revealed – a book, a conversation, an insight, a revelation – and a Way opened...

The early Quaker movement was one fired by the spiritual activism and vision of young adults. The Kendal Sparrow is a fictional account of one of them. Elizabeth Fletcher, a real-life sheltered, English farm girl, was convinced in 1652 by George Fox...

Extracts From The Book Of Christian Discipline Of The Religious Society Of Friends In Great Britain (1884) is a book that contains selected passages from the Christian Discipline book of the Religious Society of Friends in Great Britain. The Society of...

Written 100 Years Ago - Now Released to the Public for the First Time!The letterhead on the manuscript read, "Looking forward to the Future, 1911". I carefully turned the yellow tattered pages. I was quickly swept into the world of the Holiness People,...

This volume includes three of Penn's works: Some Fruits of Solitude, More Fruits of Solitude, and The Rise and Progress of the People Called Quakers. The maxims and comments on life are as true today as when Penn wrote them. Readers are invited to hear...

Quaker author of fiction and non-fiction, Daisy Newman writes of the role Quakers have had in befriending Indians, opposing slavery, providing humane treatment for prisoners and the mentally ill, and opposing war and capital punishment. This is history...

In Come Pray, the author draws on her years in the mission field, her ministry stateside, biblical prayers, and insights from contemporaries for a clear guide to maturing in prayer. Each chapter includes a summary and list of resources. Useful for...

""History of William Penn: Founder of Pennsylvania"" is a biographical account written by William Hepworth Dixon in 1872. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the life and achievements of William Penn, a prominent Quaker and the founder of...

An in-depth study of the history and beliefs of the Quaker religious movement. Turner explores the origins of Quakerism, its growth and development over time, and its impact on society. The book also addresses the controversies and challenges that...

Smith's supplement to his Descriptive Catalogue provides additional insights into the lives and works of early Quaker writers and theologians. A valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of religious history.This work has been selected by scholars...

In 1828, Elias Hicks was the best-known Quaker in the United States. He was a deep and original religious thinker, a commanding and compelling preacher, and though eighty years old, still a faithful traveling minister. Whenever God said, "Go!" he went...

A Quaker prayer life arises from a life of continuing daily attentiveness. The first generation of Quakers followed a covenant with God, based on assidious obedience to the promptings of the Inward Light. This process did not require the established...

""An Account Of The Gospel Labors, And Christian Experiences Of A Faithful Minister Of Christ, John Churchman (1780)"" is a memoir written by John Churchman, a Quaker minister who lived in Pennsylvania during the 18th century. The book details...

This book explores the Christian labors and writings of Robert Barclay, a faithful servant of Jesus Christ. It also provides a detailed account of his life. The book sheds light on the spiritual warfare that Barclay undertook in order to triumph over his...

Elias Hicks was a prominent American Quaker preacher and religious leader in the early 19th century, known for his unorthodox views on religion, politics, and social justice. This book is a critical review of his teachings, written by a contemporary...

A treatise on Quaker principles of modesty and simplicity in dress, written by a member of the Society of Friends in the early 20th century. With quotes from Quaker leaders, guidelines for appropriate attire, and criticism of popular fashion trends, this...

For members of the Quaker community, 'Rules of Discipline of the Religious Society of Friends' is an essential guide to faith and practice. This comprehensive text outlines the principles and values that underpin the Quaker way of life, providing readers...

Joseph John Gurney, who influenced the development of evangelical Quakerism, offers his observations on the distinguishing elements of the Quakers/Religious Society of Friends.

The Great Mystery Of The Great Whore Unfolded And Antichrist�������s Kingdom is a book written by George Fox in 1831. The book delves into the topic of the Great Whore mentioned in the Bible's Book of Revelation and Antichrist's Kingdom. Fox provides a...

Though you wouldn’t know it from her diary, Emily Millikan Blair was a descendant of North Carolina’s Millikan and Blair families who saved patriots during the Revolutionary War, and supported the abolitionist movement of the Civil War. While...

Created for Quaker children and their First Day School teachers, First Day Stories with Lessons for Friends' Children consists of 12 illustrated stories to read to 3- to 5-year-olds, along with two lessons per story about contemporary Friends' practices...

This is a historical account of the early Quaker missions in Russia during the 19th century. The book provides insights into the challenges that the early Quaker missionaries encountered and how they spread the faith in Russia. It documents the lives of...

Chicken Soup for the Soul - Quaker style! Imagination and Spirit offers the "best of the best" by contemporary Quaker authors with a brief biography of each. Features work of Daisy Newman, Jessamyn West, Richard J. Foster, Douglas V. Steere, Thomas...

This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the Quaker movement in Wales. The author provides a detailed account of the life of John ap John, a prominent Welsh Quaker, as well as an overview of early Quaker records in the...

A comprehensive examination of Quakerism and the beliefs of its followers, including discussions on pacifism, social justice, and the role of women in the Quaker community.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part...

This collection of writings is a testament to the faith and resilience of the Quaker community, particularly Isaac Penington. Through his struggles, Penington found solace in the Quaker ministry and the divine light within himself. The works are a...

Ellen Constance "Connie" Nightingale (1892-1967) was a leading advocate for women's rights and, in an age when girls' education was given scant attention, for the education of girls. Headmistress of Dr. Williams' School, Dolgellau (1924-40) and The Mount...

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