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A floral tribute: Sue Vickerman on Settle’s art show
7th November 2025

A floral tribute: Sue Vickerman on Settle’s art show

by Sue Vickerman
Lines of work: Tessa Brown on a special reunion
7th November 2025

Lines of work: Tessa Brown on a special reunion

by Tessa Brown
Old spice: Gillian Grant has news from Coanwood
7th November 2025

Old spice: Gillian Grant has news from Coanwood

by Gillian Grant
This magical house: Anne M Jones visits Maison Quaker de Congénies
31st October 2025

This magical house: Anne M Jones visits Maison Quaker de Congénies

by Anne M Jones
Love, hope and imprisonment: Laura Church on Ernest Hall and Etty Hillesum
31st October 2025

Love, hope and imprisonment: Laura Church on Ernest Hall and Etty Hillesum

by Laura Church
Gateways into awareness: Angela Greenwood picks up where Rufus Jones left off
31st October 2025

Gateways into awareness: Angela Greenwood picks up where Rufus Jones left off

by Angela Greenwood
Data mining: Andrew Hughes Nind on AI
31st October 2025

Data mining: Andrew Hughes Nind on AI

by Andrew Hughes Nind
Poem: Weeping willow in my garden
31st October 2025

Poem: Weeping willow in my garden

by Ian Serraillier
Conscience in crisis? Sungsoo Kim on pacifism and the weight of choice
24th October 2025

Conscience in crisis? Sungsoo Kim on pacifism and the weight of choice

by Sungsoo Kim
A moral education: Tony D’Souza has more on the ‘ingenious’ Thomas Paine
24th October 2025

A moral education: Tony D’Souza has more on the ‘ingenious’ Thomas Paine

by Tony D’Souza
First and last: Piers Voysey reports from GMS/QiS
24th October 2025

First and last: Piers Voysey reports from GMS/QiS

by Piers Voysey
Testimonies: Ol Rappaport on a Quaker paradox
24th October 2025

Testimonies: Ol Rappaport on a Quaker paradox

by Ol Rappaport
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Wayfaring: A Guide To Guidance

"If you truly want to be led you must put yourself in a position that allows following" (PYM)

Though written within a Quaker and Christian context, this book can be used by anyone of any religious faith or secular inclination. The only requirement is a desire to follow, to be guided by, to align with the richness of the ineffable, which this book calls "the Way". This book seeks nothing less than to aid readers in aligning their lives with the same power and richness that animated the life of Jesus of Nazareth.

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