Author search:Helen Bayes

Respecting the rights of children and young people : a new perspective on Quaker faith and practice

by Helen Bayes
Pamphlet, 2003
Tags
education, Quaker faith and practice, social concerns, children, human rights, nonviolence, leadings
Collections
CB - Backhouse Lectures, Your library
Series
James Backhouse Lecture
Barcode
3940
Status
Available
Call number
CB 2003 BAY/1

Respecting the rights of children and young people : a new perspective on Quaker faith and practice

by Helen Bayes
Pamphlet, 2003
Tags
education, Quaker faith and practice, social concerns, children, human rights, nonviolence, leadings
Collections
CB - Backhouse Lectures, Your library
Series
James Backhouse Lecture
Barcode
5610
Status
Available
Call number
CB BAY/2

Quakers and nature : friends writings which have drawn inspiration from creation and the environment

by Helen Bayes Editor
Paper Book, 1996
Tags
environment, poetry, spiritual writing
Collections
Q - Quakerism, Your library
Barcode
285
Status
Available
Call number
Q AUS small

Being salt and light : excerpts from plenary speeches : 2012 World Conference of Friends (Quakers) in Kenya

by Doreen K. Aluda Editor
Paperback, 2013
Tags
Esther Mambo, Karen Patricia Gregorio Henriquez de Calderon, Noah Baker Merrill, Pradip Kumar Lamichhane, Carmela Lao, Thomas Owen, Ramon Gonzales Longoria, Jocelyn Burnell, Nancy Irving, Sizeli Marcellin, David Niyonzima — 6 more, AVP, youth, FWCC, faith, worship, Quaker women
Collection
Your library
Barcode
5272
Status
Available

Proud, stubborn and free : the earliest Quakers and their children

by Helen Bayes
Journal (paper), 2003
Tags
Quaker history
Collections
Q - Quakerism, Your library
Series
The Woodbrooke Journal
Barcode
4058
Status
Available
Call number
QH BAY c1

Proud, stubborn and free : the earliest Quakers and their children

by Helen Bayes
Journal (paper), 2003
Tags
Quaker history
Collections
Q - Quakerism, Your library
Series
The Woodbrooke Journal
Barcode
5705
Status
Available
Call number
QH BAY c2
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