Quakerism

I will if you will.' What is the mystery of the dying flowers in a dark doorway with an ever-open door? And why does it matter so much? Two very different women are brought together by love, loss and their struggles with very modern moral choices.

In 1991, Jason MacLeod travelled to occupied West Papua. That visit changed his life. Eight years later, in 1999, Jason made a thirty-year commitment to journey in solidarity with West Papuans as they search for nonviolent ways out of occupation.

A systematic theological reflection on Quaker beliefs. Widely used in theology courses. Includes questions for use in group discussions and a glossary of theological terms.

Do you long to live the abundant life that Jesus promised his followers? If so, then you will want to weave the threads of beauty, truth, life, and love into the tapestry of your life.

Transitions and Endings in Quaker Meetings and Churches. How do Friends' meetings and churches adapt to changing or shrinking communities?

Margaret Heathfield's 1994 Swarthmore lecture looks at guidance in our personal and spiritual lives.

Life in Otter Village is governed by the changing seasons and the will of the Goddess. Trebbi is held in high regard by her community. Guided by the goddess, the village plants, harvests, and trades with its neighbours.

A collection of thought-provoking articles by Bob Booth, a committed Quaker, which were originally published between 1999 and 2015. These reflections are both a celebration of his life and testament to his secular spirituality and deep insight.