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About Quakers || Historical Quaker Writings || Lists of Quaker Links || Quaker Organizations
About Quakers
Introductory pamphlet on the
RSOF - Written
by Ted Hoare, member of Australia Yearly
Meeting the Spirit - An introduction to Quaker beliefs and practices, by Hans Weening
Description of the
Religious Society of Friends - by the
Quaker Information Center - Information about the Religious Society of Friends: Quaker beliefs & practices, history, organizations, literature, activities, and events; volunteer & service opportunities; and some employment listings.
Quaker History - Links to many writings about Quaker history
Historical Quaker Writings
A Quaker Page – Links to many
historical Quaker documents. See especially the Journal of George Fox
Journal of John Woolman - Probably the most widely read Quaker journal.
Common Sense and Age Of Reason, Part I by Thomas Paine
William Penn, America's First Great Champion for Liberty and Peace - by Jim Powell
The Works of Isaac Penington - based on the current edition by Quaker Heritage Press (4th and final volume completed 6/97)
Women's Speaking - by Margaret Fell, 1614-1702
Quaker Writings
Home Page - Maintained
by Peter Sippel
Lists of Quaker Links
Major Quaker Book Outlets - contact information for major Quaker retail outlets selling books, pamphlets, curricula, tapes, Bibles and other material by and about Friends, or of interest to Friends. Most offer phone ordering.
Note: The Stevens Point Religious Society of Friends is a liberal, unprogrammed meeting. The excellent sites listed below are sponsored and maintained by Quakers with a wide range of views.
Quaker Resources on
the Web - Maintained by
The Religious Society of Friends - By Russ Nelson
Quaker Electronic Archive - Maintained by George Amoss
Quaker Organizations
Pendle Hill - Pendle Hill is a Quaker center for study and contemplation. It was founded in 1930, to be of service to the Religious Society of Friends, to like-minded persons, and to the world.
Friends General Conference - Friends General Conference is a Quaker organization in the unprogrammed tradition of the Religious Society of Friends which primarily serves affiliated yearly and monthly meetings.
Friends
Committee on National Legislation - FCNL is a nation-wide network of
thousands of Quakers and like-minded people who work together to bring
Friends' values to bear on public policy in our nation's capital.
Friends
for a Non-Violent World -
Friends for a Non-Violent World works to build a world where all people
can speak truth to power, practice alternatives to violence, gain
strength from community, and act in a spirit of cooperation to work for
peace and justice.
American Friends Service Committee - A Quaker organization based on the Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) belief in the worth of every person, and faith in the power of love to overcome violence and injustice.
Friends Committee to Abolish the Death Penalty - This committee supports practical programs that address the root causes of crime while reorienting the criminal justice system toward rehabilitation rather than destruction.
Friendly FolkDancers - The Friendly FolkDancers
is a group of folk-dancing Quakers who minister through dance.
They have toured all over the
About Quakers
Page created by Lynn Kirby, updated 2005-06-20 by W. Stites