Reading Friends delve into Quaker history
'Two sessions in May considered the controversial figure of James Nayler, who in 1656 was convicted of blasphemy.'
A Quaker history group, which formed this year, discussed the life of the US Quaker ecumenist Douglas Van Steere this month, describing him as a ‘driving force’ behind modern Quakerism.
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