2010 Marcelle Martin: Deeply Rooted: Alive in the Spirit Early Quakers presented a more radical alternative understand- ing of Christ and life in the Spirit than that espoused by other Christians and chose language that was fresh and evocative, as well as a way of living that provided visible testimony.
Beacon Hill Pamphlets
Beacon Hill pamphlets are mostly developed from lectures given in the popular Boston meeting house. Each pamphlet is about 30 pages long and costs $5. See more details about each lecture at
www.quakerbooks.org.
Freedom Friends Church and the
Remixing of Quakerism by Peggy Senger Parsons, 2011
“When is a schism not a schism?” “Does, in fact, anything go?” Peggy Senger Parsons and Freedom Friends Church found them- selves confronted with these questions almost from the inception of their “passionately Christ-centered, passionately inclusive” Quaker congregation in Salem, Oregon. Parsons shares openings that have arisen from the holy experiment that is Freedom Friends Church.
We Are Loved Let Us Love Quakers and the Covenant of Cosmopolitanism by Ben Pink Dandelion, 2010
In a world that tends to view people in terms of hierarchical varieties of “them” and “us,” Dandelion presents the concept of cosmopolitanism, outlining a clear, and clearly Quaker, way we should live.
On Stepping Out of the Boat by Trayce Peterson, 2009
Walking on water. That’s not an image most of us think about often. Using art and experience to illustrate her ideas, Trayce Peterson opens up the challenges and possibilities of responding to the Light’s invitation to walk away from our safe, comfortable boat.
Facing Unbearable Truths by Dr. Harold Weaver, 2008
Dealing with race in the United States brings many Friends to a standstill. We brim with good intentions. But what to do?
The Intimate Relation between God and In Spanish and English.
Man La Relacion Intima Entre Dios Y El Hombre by Raul Perez Chacon, translated by Mary Hopkins and Benigno Sanchez-Eppler, 200
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