Friends For 300 Years (276)

Beliefs And Practice Of The Society Of Friends Since George Fox Started The Quaker Movement

BY HOWARD BRINTON
SECONDHAND COPIES, paperback, readable for study but conditions vary. This was the standard history of Quakers till superseded by Friends for 350 years (with the extra 50 years of the modern period added) - a great place to startlearning about Quakers.

Pendle Hill 1994 239 PP. Paper

$6.50 USED - availability checked Feb 9th 3:40am EST

Friends For 350 Years

BY HOWARD BRINTON, HISTORICAL UPDATE BY MARGARET HOPE BACON
This is the updated edition of Brinton's classic overview of basic Quaker understandings, practices, and history. Topics covered include the Light within, meeting for worship, vocal ministry, reaching decisions, the meeting community, the meeting and the world and the four periods of Quaker history (now updated to include the last 50 years). An essential book for every meeting and member.

Pendle Hill 2002 348 PP. Paper

$16.00 (in stock)

Friends Spiritual Message

BY HOWARD BRINTON
each $.50 - each (multiples of 10) $.35 - each (multiples of 100) $.15

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1995 LEAFLET Tract

0-10 $0.60, 10-100 $0.40, 100 or more $0.20 (in stock)

Guide To Quaker Practice

Php 20

BY HOWARD BRINTON
This is an accessible, clear and concise description of Quaker distinctives, beliefs and practices. "For more than sixty years, Friends have used the Guide to Quaker Practice to demystify Friends' customary procedures. Howard Brinton wrote the Guide assuming that somebody would improve on his work as the Religious Society of Friends grew and changed in the second half of the twentieth century. His Guide proved more durable than he anticipated. He described Quaker pra ctice by reference to theology, applying historical precedent insofar as it did not interfere with the clear description of contemporary practice." - Jared Taber, from the new foreword

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 1993 92 PP. Paper

$8.00 (in stock)

Quaker Journals

Varieties Of Religious Experience Among Friends

BY HOWARD BRINTON
For over three centuries Quakers have used the spiritual journal to record their spiritual life and journeys. Some, especially those of famous Friends, were published; others lay in attics or on the shelves of libraries. Here Brinton looks on them as a whole class for the first time, stressing the importance of examining the original unedited texts. He shows the reality of Quaker ideals and testimonies as actually lived by Friends through the ages.

Pendle Hill 1972 130 PP. Paper

$7.00 (in stock)