Quaker Books

In this book Eleanor Nesbitt, Professor in Religions and Education at the University of Warwick, takes the reader on an interfaith pilgrimage.

Gerald Hewitson's 2013 Swarthmore Lecture weaves the author's own story of becoming and being a Quaker into the context of the Quaker tradition.

This classic book was first published in 1988 and continues to illuminate. In it the late Jack Willis explores what Jungian psychology and Quakerism have in common, and how they can enrich each other.

Kinder ground: Creating space for truth It’s important to create space to listen and understand – a cool sanctuary away from the easy answers of propaganda and the heat and hostility of so much political discussion.

Light to Live By is a companion volume to 'Truth of the Heart'.

An exploration of eldership and what it means for Quakers. The second half of this book is a practical course guide on the themes of 'Living eldership' for those interested in deepening the spiritaul life of their meeting.

This book is a companion volume to 'Celebrating the Quaker Way' and offers explanation on Quaker practice in Britain. Written as part of the author's ongoing ministry, it draws on his experience of Quakerism and includes extracts from Friends.