Quakerism

What is truth? Does it always need evidence? How does it gain its authority? What is the difference between truth and Truth? Twelve Quakers here explore their commitment to live a life that is authentic and has integrity.

The Journal of the Quaker Universalist Group

Though Written within a Quaker and Christian context, this book can be used by anyone of any religious faith or secular inclination.

Drawing on experience in many different Quaker meetings in Britain, this book offers support to Friends as they nurture the life of their worshipping community. It aims to support new and existing elders and overseers in this vital role.

A collection of articles by Harvey Gillman, originally written for the independent weekly Quaker magazine 'the Friend'

Words Out of Silence, Jill Segger weaves a tapestry of poetry and prose that takes us on journeys of personal transformation set against (and responsive to) the backdrop of turmoil in the world around us.

This, the 2001 Swarthmore lecture, is the author's wake-up call to alert us to a falling-away from our previous tradition of concern in and support for those engaged in, commerce and public affairs.