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‘The Light said: “I did not bring you here to sit alone”.’
15th November 2019

‘The Light said: “I did not bring you here to sit alone”.’

by Jacinta White
‘To define is to put a limit, a finality, around something. Why would I want that?’
15th November 2019

‘To define is to put a limit, a finality, around something. Why would I want that?’

by Harvey Gillman
Poem: A Friend reads Psalm 139 in Meeting
15th November 2019

Poem: A Friend reads Psalm 139 in Meeting

by Lucy Crispin
‘But there was another aspect to Pendle Hill, beyond its personal challenge.’
8th November 2019

‘But there was another aspect to Pendle Hill, beyond its personal challenge.’

by Alison Leonard
‘We learned the role of humour as a weapon of the Spirit in achieving mental health.’
8th November 2019

‘We learned the role of humour as a weapon of the Spirit in achieving mental health.’

by Antonia Swinson
‘One of the clear messages was that there are no panaceas.’
8th November 2019

‘One of the clear messages was that there are no panaceas.’

by Sheila Harvey
‘Going home takes many forms, but it comes down to finding yourself.’
8th November 2019

‘Going home takes many forms, but it comes down to finding yourself.’

by Tony D’Souza
Silent school
8th November 2019

Silent school

by Jonathan Wooding
‘We have seen how much work there is to do in making our Meetings places where everyone feels safe.’
1st November 2019

‘We have seen how much work there is to do in making our Meetings places where everyone feels safe.’

by Maria Martin
‘Remembering war and considering peace deserves more than two minutes a year.’
1st November 2019

‘Remembering war and considering peace deserves more than two minutes a year.’

by Tim Gee
‘Although the number of those living with dementia is growing, the condition is not a new concern.’
1st November 2019

‘Although the number of those living with dementia is growing, the condition is not a new concern.’

by Barbara Davey
‘If this is not the truth of Quakerism, why not leave control of the Meeting to a panel of experts.’
1st November 2019

‘If this is not the truth of Quakerism, why not leave control of the Meeting to a panel of experts.’

by Laurence Hall
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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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