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Pendle Hill
Can a “just revolution” replace the rationalization of a “just war”? 50 pages.
£4.50
A Quaker goat herdsman and a Catholic priest began to see church in unexpected ways while responding to Salvadoran refugees in search of sanctuary. By Ricardo Elford and Jim Corbett Pendle Hill Pamphlet #328
£4.50
The nature of mysticism is here explored through a three-level process. By George Peck Pendle Hill Pamphlet #213
£4.00
A long-time teacher of the Gospels sees the heart of their message as a center that is everywhere, inclusive, yet highly individual.
£3.00
A life story about renewal, commitment, faith, doubt, success, defeat, and a balance of activism and contemplation.
£4.50
There is a Spirit: The Nayler Sonnets is a collection of sonnets written by economist and peace activist Kenneth Boulding. The sonnets are inspired by the life and teachings of James Nayler, a 17th-century Quaker preacher ...
£4.50
This essay renews the debate about the futility of deterrence in a post-Cold War era by introducing, as a spiritual problem, the idea of nuclear addiction and how to get out of it. By John Tallmadge Pendle Hill Pamphlet #300
£4.50
The author was influenced in college by Kelly, “a philosophy professor transformed into a radiant Christian.” By T. Canby Jones Pendle Hill Pamphlet #284
£4.50