Pendle Hill
Author sees wounds in the perpetrator as the source of violence. This essay describes the nature and healing of trauma and offers view of health which can move us to listening, forgiveness, compassion and reconciliation.
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This deep thinker and ecumenist shares a meditation and prayer for each day of the month.
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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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Reflections on the responsibilities of being rich, with a guide to self-assessment.
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The author shares specific biblical texts and her meditations that connect an inward holy place where she meets God with Buddhist teachings and the fundamental truths of Christian Experience. By Carol Urner Pendle Hill Pamphlet #317
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When Quakers gather to make decisions, they do so with the hope of being called into unity by the loving Spirit who guides their steps in the practice that Friends call “meeting for worship with attention to business.”
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Chapters in a history of Pendle Hill up to 1920, based on the recollections of Douglas Steere, Anna and Howard Brinton, Anna Broomell, and others.
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