The Quaker Meeting: a person experience and method described and analysed

by Howard E. Collier

Pamphlet, 1963

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Available

Call number

CP 26/1

Series

Pendle Hill Pamphlets (26)

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spiritual journey, Quaker spirituality, Quaker faith and practice, Quaker discipline, Meeting for Worship, Pendle Hill Pamphlet, introduction to Quakers

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Wallingford, Pennsylvania : Pendle Hill, 1963.

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This is still a good explanation on what to do in a Quaker meeting for worship, on the guidance to be received, on spoken ministry, on the gathered meeting, on how we are changed in meeting for worship. I think it is misleading as to what usually happens in a meeting for worship, but informative on what can happen over time. It is a good account of the heart and soul of Quaker practice.… (more)

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Society of Friends

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Pendle Hill Pamphlet 26

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Call number

CP 26/1

Barcode

1993

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