Apocalypse Of The Word

BY DOUGLAS GWYN
Gwyn emphasizes the apocalyptic perspective behind George Fox's declaration that "Christ has come to teach his people himself" and describes how it affected Fox's view of preaching, worship and Church order. This work helps explain the urgency of the message that sparked the early Quaker movement. "This highly readable work develops the religious thought of George Fox in new and fresh ways and constitutes a major contribution to early Quaker research." - Dean Freiday.

Friends United Press 1986 241 PP. Paper

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The Covenant Crucified

Quakerism And The Rise Of Capitalism

BY DOUGLAS GWYN
Doug Gwyn has researched and written extensively on early Quakers in 17th-century England. The Covenant Crucified combines the scholarly and prophetic to compare "covenant":- uniting people under the care of a transcendent God, and "contract":- uniting them primarily through secular visions of self-interest. "This book is critical to our understanding of early Friends and how the movement changed during the first decades. He outlines the distinctive nature of the Quaker "Covenant of Light", and how that was transformed within a generation into a more worldly contractual understanding. It is also a call to Quakers today to recover a sense of covenant for the journey ahead." - Ben Pink Dandelion

QHS 2006 404 PP Paper

$36.00 (low stock)

Early Prophetic Openings Of George Fox

BY GEORGE FOX
Examples take from the Nickalls edition of Fox's journal that demonstrate his writing when he felt the most strongly led by the lord. These are the most powerful and often well known passages in his writings, but they are presented here as fully as possible to give context to popular quotations that are often misinterpreted. A fine Introduction to the unique ideas of Quakerism.

Tract Association 1986 45 PP. Paper

$3.50 (in stock)

Experiment With Light Mp3s

A Set Of 9 Audio Files And 3 Text Files In .pdf Format

BY REX AMBLER, RE-MASTERED BY MADISON MONTHLY MEETING
These are the remastered Mp3 audio files, prepared by Madison Monthly Meeting, of Rex Ambler's 'Experiment with Light' process lectures and meditations. Ambler examines early Friends experiences of the Light and then describes a practice for modern Friends that can help them access the Light to transform themselves and, then, to look more outwardly. "The discipline of light as practiced by early Friends is a practical discipline which opens up the truth about ourselves and the world and transforms our relationship with them." Audio files include a lecture by Rex Ambler on the process and five meditations for individuals and groups. An outline for a 4-session course included. Mp3 download.

Ambler 2009 MP3S AND PDF Audio

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Fresh Winds Of The Spirit

BY ALAN KOLP
"Fresh winds of the spirit blows a fresh wind over the life and ministry of George Fox and its application to contemporary movements of the holy spirit. Alan Kolp has taken some of the most energetic phrases of Fox; like oceans of darkness, brokenness of the heart and Ocean of life to take a new look at spirituality in our day." -Richard Foster

Friends United Press 2007 143 PP. Paper

$18.00 (in stock)

Friend

The Story Of George Fox And The Quakers

BY JANE YOLEN
First published over 30 years ago Friend: The Story of George Fox and the Quakers remains a timeless gift. It brings to light, for young and old Friends, the life and legacy of the founder of Quakerism. Fox was a larger than life personality in a turbulent period in English history. Jane Yolen's biography sets the context and chronicles Fox's spiritual development. Never released in a paperback edition, we are pleased to offer this new edition with a foreword by Larry Ingle. "Torn by war and wracked by uncertainty and doubt, the people of Fox's age wanted answers, and our author demonstrates those he offered." - Larry Ingle

Quaker Press of FGC 2005 192 PP. Paper

$13.95 (in stock)

George Fox - A Christian Mystic

EDITED BY HUGH MCGREGOR ROSS
Hugh McGregor Ross has been fascinated with Fox's life and works since his teens, when he lived for 5 years at Fox's old home, Swarthmore Hall. His book George Fox in his own Words was a result of a close study of many overlooked writings of Fox. This book is an expanded, reedited and rewritten version of that text which makes use of his whole lifetime of research and thinking to make accessible to the modern reader the life and thought of George Fox.

Evertype 2008 220 PP. Paper

$16.95 (in stock)

George Fox's 'book Of Miracles'

EDITED BY HENRY CADBURY, WITH FOREWORDS BY RUFUS JONES, JIM PYM AND PAUL ANDERSON
Fox was a healer as well as a minister and author, manifesting God's wondrous power in over 150 recorded instances of cures. These miracles were critical to spreading the word about Quakerism in the initial years. The text of this edition is the result of years of work by Henry Cadbury to make it accessible to the modern audience. New introductions by Paul Anderson and Jim Pym guide the reader to appreciate the place of this material in the overall understanding of Fox's contributions to Quakerism.

Quaker Press of FGC 2000 176 PP. Paper

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George Fox's Legacy

Friends For 350 Years

EDITED BY CHARLES L. CHERRY, CAROLINE L. CHERRY, AND J. WILLIAM FROST
These papers emanated from an October 2002 conference at Swarthmore College celebrating the 350th anniversary of the founding of the Society of Friends in 1652. The theme of the conference was Fox's legacy: that is, how later generations of Friends saw Fox and his contemporaries and how those interpretations changed over the centuries. The papers in this collection offer a range of positions. Contributors include Melvin Eddy, Thomas Hamm, H. Larry Ingle, Chuck Fager, Rosemary Moore, Carole D. Spencer, Thomas Kennedy, Arthur O. Roberts, and Mary Ellen Chijioke.

Friends Historical Association 2006 149 PP Paper

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In Fox's Footsteps

A Journey Through Three Centuries

BY DAVID AND ANTHEA BOULTON
Three adventurous journeys through Quakerism; first, a fresh retelling, with much new material, of George Fox's pivotal 1652 walk from Pendle Hill to Swarthmoor Hall; secondly, the Boultons tell how they followed Fox's route 350 years later; and thirdly, the long journey from the intellectual world of the 1650s to that of the 21st century . After 350 years of scientific, political, religious, philosophical and psychological revolutions, how relevant are the insights of Fox and his revolutionary followers today?

Dales Historical Monographs 1998 234 PP. Paper

$25.00 (low stock)

The Journal Of George Fox - Nickalls Edition

EDITED BY JOHN NICKALLS
George Fox's Journal was written later in his life with the benefit of hindsight, at a time when the Religious Society of Friends was struggling for acceptance. It was later edited after his death by Thomas Ellwood, under the direction of the Second-day Morning Meeting, and published in 1694. The Nickalls edition includes passages that were edited out when it was first published. Includes an introduction by Geoffrey Nuttall and an epilogue by Henry J. Cadbury. The best, most complete edition currently available.

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1997 789 PP. Paper

$22.00 (in stock)

Language Process Notes

Using Words To Get Beyond Words

BY HARBERT RICE
Harbert Rice, former Clerk of Reno Meeting and a practitioner of Nonviolent Communication, has facilitated AVP workshops in Nevada prisons. He has also led "Experiment with Light" groups and is familiar with Gendlin's Focusing that Rex Ambler found so influential in forming Light Groups. Here he brings all these practices and insights together to show how each group uses an experiential language process, and that we can gain a further understanding of personal change and transformation by the cross fertilization of these practices that "use words (or their Absence) to get beyond words." Quaker experience, especially related to George Fox, is a major part of the book.

Focusing Institute 2008 118 PP. Paper

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Light To Live By

An Exploration In Quaker Spirituality

BY REX AMBLER
Light to Live By is a companion volume to Truth of the Heart: An Anthology of George Fox. Rex Ambler describes a "personal practice of meditation which I discovered in early Friends" and tells "the story of my attempts to use the practice and develop it in my own personal life." Ambler sees Fox, in a tract of 1653, clearly describing a meditative process which Ambler describes in detail, relating it to his own personal exploration and spiritual development. In the appendix the author outlines the stages of meditation, based on the practice of early Friends but given present day relevance. This book is an explication of Ambler's famous 'experiment with Light' process.

Britain Yearly Meeting 2002 60 PP. Paper

$11.00 (in stock)

The Power Of The Lord Is Over All

The Pastoral Letters Of George Fox

EDITED BY CANBY JONES
Fox maintained a prodigious correspondence with groups of Friends-perhaps as many as 3,000 epistles. This collection draws us into the power of the Lord experienced by early Friends immersing us in striking imagery and inspired praise, admonishment, and exhortation.

Friends United Press 1989 515 PP. Cloth

$29.00 (in stock)

Quakerpsalms - A Book Of Devotions

Remarkable Psalms Of Faith From George Fox

COMPILED BY T H S WALLACE
A selection of the writings of Fox presented in Psalm format.

New Foundation Fellowship 2003 76 PP. Paper

$9.95 (in stock)

A Reader's Companion To George Fox's Journal

BY JOSEPH PICKVANCE
Reissued in 2001 by the New Foundation Fellowship. The best introduction to the history, author, faith and relevance of the Journal for the modern reader. By one of the foremost Fox scholars, it is a must for the beginner on Fox and his work. An abbreviated concordance and glossary of 17th century terms help the reader grasp the significance of Fox's experience and the early Christian gospel he brought back to full light.

New Foundation Fellowship 2001 150 PP. Paper

$22.00 (backorder)

A Revolutionary Gospel

BY LEWIS BENSON
Lewis Benson wrote the articles that this pamphlet is based on back in 1974. He talks of the truly Revolutionary Gospel early Friends had discovered, that would enable them, indeed require them, to rebuild Christianity from "New Foundations".

Tract Association 1974 15 PP. Paper

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That Thy Candles May Always Be Burning

Nine Pastoral Sermons Of George Fox

EDITED BY MAX SKINNER AND GARDINER STILLWELL
A volume of heretofore unpublished Fox sermons from later in his ministry (1671-1689), with historical and content introductions by T.H.S. Wallace.

New Foundation Fellowship 2001 246 PP. Paper

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Through Flaming Sword

The Life And Legacy Of George Fox

BY ARTHUR O ROBERTS
Reissued and updated after fifty years this is Arthur Roberts spiritual biography of Fox together with a closer look at Fox's legacy, particularly his thoughts on Christian holiness and what should be the nature of a church. Causing much excitement in the blogosphere this is an inspiring book. The title comes from George Fox's desire for a kingdom of truth and love on this side of "the flaming sword of Eden".

Barclay Press 2008 143 PP. Paper

$16.00 (in stock)

Truth Of The Heart

An Anthology Of George Fox

EDITED BY REX AMBLER
Rex Ambler's collection of passages from the writings of George Fox is intended to make available his clearest and most profound writings fromt eh whole range of his works, and to display them in such a way as to show the connections between them. It should therefore be possible, reading the text through, to gain a picture of Fox's whole vision. The anthology is presented in parallel with a translation into modern English, a glossary and a concluding essay entitled `Making Sense of Fox.' This edition has some minor revisions. This book is the companion volume to Light to Live By.

Britain Yearly Meeting 2001 202 PP. Paper

$25.00 (backorder)