Pendle Hill

The author guides readers toward renewal of mind, heart, and spirit by encouraging them to take time away from the busyness of their lives through retreat.

As a participant in an ecumenical workshop where he was the only Quaker, Ron Rembert found himself experimenting with new uses for the traditional Quaker practice of responding to queries.

Lifelong nonviolent activist Dick Taylor has observed that spiritual openings and deep faith experiences in his life have often occurred in the midst of an action.

A book for beginners on understanding the tenets of the Society of Friends. By George Peck Pendle Hill Pamphlet #277

A longtime friend of Pendle Hill offers vignettes that shine with the Presence and challenge the conventional boundaries between literature, theology, and personal narrative.

At times of passage we realize that God does not leave us alone, but sends caregivers to accompany us and assist us on our journey.

This pamphlet examines what it was about early Friends belief and practice that invited direct experience of the Spirit.

This pamphlet is a personal history of Rick Thompson, who worked for the American Friends Service Committee in Vietnam during the war, and who is one of the few Quakers to have died there.