Inner Light Books

This book provides guidelines for participation in faithfulness groups, in which each person in turn has the focus of the group's attention.

David Johnson asks "How did early Quakers pray?", and draws on early Quaker and other writings to answer this question. A Quaker prayer life arises from a life of continuing daily attentiveness.

This book is a commentary on Love to the Lost, a pamphlet published by the early Quaker James Nayler in February 1656.

In this work, Marty Grundy argues that we need to envision a different way to organize society that is not inherently exploitative, hierarchical, racist, and patriarchal. New economic and political systems can evolve from a Spirit-inspired vision of

Elizabeth Mills is an ecumenical Christian, and a member of the Religious Society of Friends, and she is actively involved in her local meeting for worship for healing.

In 2007-2008 David Johnson was led to read the Gospel of John, verse by verse.

John Woolman was a man of wide erudition and used the entire range of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, as well as biblical literature, exactly quoting on some occasions, freely paraphrasing in context on others.

Brian Drayton was led to write the letters, blog postings, and messages to contemporary Quakers in this collection “out of a sense of requirement in conjunction with service in gospel ministry.”