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BY BEN PINK DANDELION This is a downloadable mp3 file of Ben Pink Dandelion's 2009 plenary address at the FGC Gathering of Friends. Ben, a Quaker historian, takes us to where the joy and love, and fire come from: our roots in spirit. He brings years of experience at weaving academic insights with th edesire to lead a faithful life.
Quaker Press of FGC 2009 AUDIO MP3 Audio
$5.00 (in stock)
BY ROBERT SELLICK A 14-lesson study guide to three Quaker classics: The Trustworthiness of Religious Experience by Elton Trueblood (4 lessons); Prayer and Worship by Douglas Steere (4 lessons), and The Eternal Promise by Thomas Kelly (6 lessons).
FUP 1988 45 PP. Paper
$2.50 (in stock)
COMPILED BY MARY SNYDER This has been previously published as "Fundamentals of the RSOF", "Bringing religious education home" & "What! A Quaker catechism". The intention of this packet is to orient the newcomer to the foundations of Quakerism. There is a collection of Biblical quotes important to early Friends and quotes from prominent Quakers. They focus on such topics as Universalism, Experience of the Divine, Unprogrammed Worship, the Testimonies, Leadings, and Prayer. Read through these quotations slowly as a family or in a group and reflect worshipfully on the content. An excellent resource for introducing new attenders and re-acquainting seasoned Friends.
Quaker Cottage Industries 2009 33 PP. Looseleaf
$10.00 (in stock)
A Study Guide
BY MARSHA HOLLIDAY This easy-to-use manual promotes a better knowledge and understanding of Quakerism among unprogrammed Friends. Leaders will appreciate the instructions and supplemental material available in the full version, while the core of the curriculum is in booklet form for participants. Useful both for groups and for self-study, all the basics of Quakerism are covered from George Fox to present day organizations serving the many branches of Friends. Lessons build on one another and each includes a reflection question. A wonderful tool for enriching the lives of Friends both new and old. This is a downloadable .pdf version of this publication.
Quaker Press of FGC 2006 59 PP .PDF Blank
BY MARSHA HOLLIDAY This easy-to-use manual promotes a better knowledge and understanding of Quakerism among unprogrammed Friends. Leaders will appreciate the instructions and supplemental material available in the full version, while the core of the curriculum is in booklet form for participants. Useful both for groups and for self-study, all the basics of Quakerism are covered from George Fox to present day organizations serving the many branches of Friends. Lessons build on one another and each includes a reflection question. A wonderful tool for enriching the lives of Friends both new and old.This is a downloadable .pdf version of this publication.
Quaker Press of FGC 2006 48 PP .PDF Blank
BY MARSHA HOLLIDAY This easy-to-use manual promotes a better knowledge and understanding of Quakerism among unprogrammed Friends. Leaders will appreciate the instructions and supplemental material available in the full version, while the core of the curriculum is in booklet form for participants. Useful both for groups and for self-study, all the basics of Quakerism are covered from George Fox to present day organizations serving the many branches of Friends. Lessons build on one another and each includes a reflection question. A wonderful tool for enriching the lives of Friends both new and old.
Quaker Press of FGC 2006 59 PP. Spiral Bound
$17.00 (in stock)
Quaker Press of FGC 2006 48 PP. Paper
$15.00 (in stock)
BY BARBARA CALDWELL AND DOROTHY REICHARDT Nine lessons on meeting for worship, meeting for business, membership, community, equality, harmony and simplicity. Intergenerational opening exercises.
Philadelphia YM 1998 Looseleaf
$9.00 (low stock)
BY THOMAS TAYLOR 32nd annual Walton lecture, 1995. Drawing on the experiences of Quakers following a wide variety of leadings, this book is a testament to a deepening faith.
SEYM 1995 18 PP. Paper
$3.00 (in stock)
SECONDHAND COPY. Slight yellowing. Fair condition, but binding glue has aged and will crack with reading. Twenty five essays covering Nurture of Spiritual Life, Ecumenical Challenge, Community of Friends, Community of Peoples, and Peace Making and Peace Keeping. Contributors include Cooper, Boulding, Steere and Lacey.
FWCC 1967 238 PP. Paper
$5.00 USED - availability checked Mar 19th 3:39am CDT
A Study Guide For Friends
BY THE WORLD GATHERING OF YOUNG FRIENDS CHARITABLE COMMITTEE A useful study guide produced for the World Gathering of Young Friends in 2006. How do Friends around the world approach the testimonies? What are Quaker views of Jesus, worship, business meetings, and spiritual gifts? Extracts from 24 Yearly Meeting Faith and Practices are presented together with queries for group and personal study.
World Gathering of Young Friends 2005 64 PP. Paper
BY SHIRLEY DODSON Six-unit basic Quaker curriculum developed in YM. Includes presentations, discussion suggestions , activities, readings, bibliography, and course outlines. Participants will need to purchase some of these additional titles: Friends for 350 years, Journal of Fox; Nickals ed, Encounter with Silence, Inward light, Place of Universalism (On web at www.universalistfriends.org) , Beyond majority rule, Gathered meeting. See details of these titles on the website. Special terms are available for groups purchasing Q 101 materials, Please enquire.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1998 93 PP., LSLF Looseleaf
American Edition
BY PATRICIA A WILLIAMS Like Barclay's Apology of 1676 this is a substantial work on Quaker theology, yet it is written for the general reader. It elucidates the Quaker theology of the Inward Light, as found in Barclay and in George Fox. In their theology, the primary authority is the power within all people that can transform them into loving, compassionate, and peaceful people. Modern Biblical criticism and the discoveries of science enhance the original Quakerism and render it uniquely suited to our time. The author has taught at Universities in Australia, Canada, and the United States. Currently, she lives 'off the grid' in the mountains of Virginia in a solar home she built herself.
BBOTW 2008 198 PP. Paper
$13.95 (in stock)
A Curriculum For Adults
BY ELAINE CRAUDERUEFF Eight sessions with sections on George Fox, the Inner Light, meeting for worship, gospel order, testimonies, Quaker history, and Quaker diversity. More in-depth than Quakerism 101. Participants will need to purchase additional materials.
Philadelphia YM 1997 77 PP. Looseleaf
$14.00 (low stock)
Quaker Trivia
BY LINDA WILLARD Trivia questions and answers in an easy and fun way to learn more about Quaker history. Sections include Quaker women and men, British Friends, general topics, and questions to ask of your own meeting.
North Carolina Yearly Meeting (FUM) 1997 85 PP. Spiral Bound
$6.00 (low stock)
For Adults And High School Students
BY JANET NORTON An eight-unit study on every major aspect of Penn's life and work, including a unit on Hannah Callowhill Penn. Includes detailed presentations, discussion questions and a script for dramatizing the Penn-Mead trial. Senior high and adults.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1993 80 PP. Looseleaf
$14.00 (in stock)
DALLMAN, PATRICIA
2010 84 PP. Paper
$10.95 (backorder)
Exploring Quakerism - Participant's Edition
Quakerism, A Theology For Our Time
Quakerism 101
Exploring Quakerism Leader's Edition .pdf
Exploring Quakerism Participant's Version .pdf
Ben Pink Dandelion's 2009 Gathering Plenary Address - Mp3
Discovering Our Faith Through Worship Sharing
