Pendle Hill
In 1869, a Quaker named Lawrie Tatum left Iowa to become an agent for the Kiowa and Comanche Indians and participate in a holy experiment. His journey is here described. By Robert Hixson Pendle Hill Pamphlet #238
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In this her 17th Pendle Hill pamphlet, the author explores her daily life in her seventieth year.
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Steps in practicing compassion toward those we do not know well in love, work, and religion are described and encouraged. By Nancy Alexander Pendle Hill Pamphlet #271
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The Society of Friends seek a “third way” toward economic choices compatible with religious principles.
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A reexamination of the Society of Friends at the time of Pendle Hill’s 50th Anniversary.
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Exploring the nature of spiritual divinity and other experiences brought the author to a belief in a truly personal God. By Michael Marsh Pendle Hill Pamphlet #237
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The author, a Quaker with reverence for scripture, explicates the learned thinking of prominent contemporary scholars who debate the historical veracity of Jesus.
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This essay explores the spiritual dimension of a unique Quaker peacemaking project called The Human Experience, an anthology of contemporary poetry and fiction of Russia and the United States that was jointly edited and published in both countries.
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