Of note here is that Ben Pink Dandelion’s ‘Living The Quaker Way’, as recommended by Luton Meeting (amongst many others of course) is now free, bar postage and packing.
Tag: books
Quakers
An Invitation – To Find Out More
If you’d like to meet a friendly face for an informal one to one get together over tea or coffee then Carol or Colin are more than happy to meet up with you sometime and answer any questions you may have so you can decide whether you’d like to become more involved or not for yourself.
Carol or Colin can be contacted via the contact form on the Get In Touch page
Book wise the two publications below are our personal recommendations for finding out a bit more.
Being a Quaker: A Guide For Newcomers
Geoffrey Durham
ISBN-10: 0955898366
ISBN-13: 978-0955898365
Electronic Book Editions:
Living The Quaker Way
Ben Pink Dandelion
ISBN-10: 190712327X
ISBN-13: 978-1907123276
Electronic Book Edition:
This is a wonderfully compact pocket book introduction available in printed and kindle editions.
Paperback editions are in our own Quaker library or can be purchased via the Quaker Bookshop in London
In addition here are a few short guides in PDF form that are worth a browse:
(adobe acrobat reader plugin required)
library
New Books In The Library
John Horan has purchased some new books for our library, many of which were Quaker books of the month. They are:
Rememberance Today – Poppies, Grieg and Heroism by Ted Harrison
This I Warn You In Love – Witness of some early Quaker women by Catie Gill and Elaine Hobby
But Who Do You Say That I am – Quakers and Christ today by Douglas Gwyn
Also available as a general interest fiction book (despite the title this book advocates no violence) is
How I Killed Margaret Thatcher by Anthony Cartwright