Quakers (Religious Society of Friends) Books

Discover the timeless wisdom and inspiration of one of the most influential Quaker leaders in history. This comprehensive collection of George Fox's works includes letters, epistles, and testimonies that offer a profound insight into his faith, his life,...

A comprehensive guide to the principles and practices of Quakerism as observed by the Indiana Yearly Meeting. Includes discussions on worship, discipline, and the role of individual members in the community. This volume is an essential resource for...

This enlightening book contains a series of extracts from the spiritual diary of John Rutty, a remarkable 18th-century physician and Quaker. From his deep religious convictions to his compassion for his patients, Rutty's diary provides a fascinating...

Dieses Buch erzählt die Geschichte der Entstehung der Quäker Bewegung und ihrer Bedeutung für die christliche Gesellschaft. Es bietet einen einzigartigen Einblick in die Geschichte der Reformation und die Entwicklung der protestantischen Kirchen.This...

This collection of sermons from Elias Hicks and Edward Hicks, Quaker preachers of the early 19th century, provides a glimpse into the beliefs and practices of the Society of Friends during this time. Topics include the role of women in society, pacifism,...

This address discusses the position that the 'Friends,' or Quakers, take on the subject of religious ordinances and explains why they reject the idea that religious experiences should be based on sacraments and rituals. The author examines the historical...

John Woolman was a Quaker minister who dedicated his life to spreading the message of peace, love, and equality. This journal provides a rare insight into the life and teachings of this remarkable man. Through his experiences and challenges, we gain a...

This book is a collection of writings by the English Quaker leader and founder of Pennsylvania, William Penn. The works include his famous treatise on religious toleration, 'Some Fruits of Solitude,' as well as speeches and letters on various topics,...

This classic work provides an in-depth exploration of Quakerism, one of the most distinctive religious movements in history. With thoughtful analysis and vivid descriptions, the author paints a rich and complex portrait of this fascinating community...

This book provides a historical account of the Quaker movement and its most prominent figures. With an emphasis on their contributions to society and the principles they upheld, this book sheds light on the enduring legacy of the Quaker faith.This work...

The Reviler Rebuked or a Re-Inforcement of the Charge Against the Quakers So Called for Their Contradictions to the Scriptures of God and to Their Own Scriblings is a polemic against the Quaker movement, written by Anglican minister John Stalham. Stalham...

Sermons Delivered by Elias and Edward Hicks is a collection of powerful sermons delivered by two of the most important preachers in the Quaker tradition. With messages on peace, social justice, and personal responsibility, these sermons are just as...

A collection of the writings and letters of the Quaker theologian and activist Isaac Penington, selected for their spiritual and moral insights.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of...

In this thought-provoking work, Amelia Mott Gummere argues that Quaker principles have much to offer the broader society, particularly in the realms of politics and public service. Drawing upon her own experiences as a Quaker and a social activist,...

Written by Joseph John Gurney, a prominent Quaker minister and theologian, this book provides a detailed examination of the religious beliefs and practices of the Society of Friends. Drawing on his personal experiences, Gurney provides valuable insights...

This first-hand account from leading Quaker figure George Fox provides valuable insight into the early days of the Quaker movement and the struggles faced by its adherents.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part...

This book tells the story of George Fox, the founder of the Quaker religion, and the early Quaker movement. Augustus Charles Bickley draws on primary sources, including Fox's own journals and letters, to provide a fascinating and detailed account of this...

First published in 1755, this work is a comprehensive introduction to the religious beliefs and practices of the Society of Friends, commonly known as Quakers. Tuke provides insight into the basic tenets of the faith, including worship, sacraments, and...