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‘The Question betwixt us is not who is the best Christian, but who is the best Quaker.’
22nd March 2019

‘The Question betwixt us is not who is the best Christian, but who is the best Quaker.’

by Madeleine Ward
‘We older folk need young people more than they need us.’
15th March 2019

‘We older folk need young people more than they need us.’

by Tony D'Souza
‘For me it need not and should not be “just” anything.’
15th March 2019

‘For me it need not and should not be “just” anything.’

by Peter Varney and Andrew Norman
‘The symbol of Christ must continually be interpreted in new ways.’
15th March 2019

‘The symbol of Christ must continually be interpreted in new ways.’

by Jens Steensberg
‘The survey focuses on who people are, asking respondents to classify themselves.’
15th March 2019

‘The survey focuses on who people are, asking respondents to classify themselves.’

by Linda Murgatroyd
The children in Quaker Meeting
15th March 2019

The children in Quaker Meeting

by Dana Smith
‘It is tempting to think of Benjamin Lay as an anachronism.’
8th March 2019

‘It is tempting to think of Benjamin Lay as an anachronism.’

by Simon Webb
‘It is the only local organisation offering these services.’
8th March 2019

‘It is the only local organisation offering these services.’

by Carole Rakodi and Carol Bower
‘We are committed to fostering a spirit of loving unity within Quakerism.’
8th March 2019

‘We are committed to fostering a spirit of loving unity within Quakerism.’

by YFGM trustees
The poet, the prophet and the pilgrim
8th March 2019

The poet, the prophet and the pilgrim

by Lesley Morris
‘A secular, feminist reimagining of a prophetic tradition.’
1st March 2019

‘A secular, feminist reimagining of a prophetic tradition.’

by Madeleine Ward
‘He might well be curious about the radically unfenced Quakerism of today.’
1st March 2019

‘He might well be curious about the radically unfenced Quakerism of today.’

by Philip Gross
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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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