Animistic Aymaras and church growth

Nordyke, Quentin

Barclay Press

Brave rebels

Haines, Marie

Tomorrow is growing old: Stories of the Quakers in Alaska

Roberts, Arthur O.

From Bamboo to Mango is not just another missionary story. And Catherine Cattell is not "just another missionary." Her story is a very personal account of the reactions of a missionary child born and brought up in the Orient, of her adjustment to America, and her reactions to life as a missionary mother. Catherine Cattell tells her story with unexpected candor, tender humor, and humble sensitivity. Through her eyes we see the joys and sorrows, frustrations and rewards of a human life lived out in the will of God.

From Bamboo to Mago

Catherine D. Cattell

What is worship? What do Friends/Quakers believe about baptism and communion? How does the Quaker business meeting work? Those acquainted with Friends, and some Friends themselves, find some of the doctrinal differences of Quakers troubling and confusing. Why Friends Are Friends is an attempt to examine the Quaker past and connect it with the present and the challenges of the future. "These connections," writes Willcuts, "become again our own convictions as we return to the revealed Word and the leadings of the Spirit. This is why Friends are Friends." Topics include worship, the sacraments, the Friends concept of ministry, peacemaking, the Friends business meeting, and living a powerful Christian life.

Why Friends Are Friends: Some Quaker Core Convictions

Willcuts, Jack L.

Religion & Spirituality

Walter R. Williams presents a picture of the courage, faith, devotion, and sacrifice that have been displayed throughout the history of Quakerism. Biographical sketches of Quaker leaders challenge the reader to Christian integrity and selfless service. The principles of Quakerism and its influence on society are evident in this carefully researched history of the movement. Paul Anderson, professor at George Fox University, has written an epilogue (1987) adding major developments that have taken place within Quakerism since this book was first published in 1962. Anderson also examines issues confronting Quakers entering the twenty-first century.

The Rich Heritage of Quakerism

Walter R. Williams

Discover more about the way in which hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting, and touching are receptors of God's presence in your life.

Messengers of God: The Sensuous Side of Spirituality

Arthur O Roberts

"Jack’s letters contain the 'flavor of wit.' In joyous memory and in appreciation of his fruitful life and ministry, I provide readers with selections from these letters....I am struck with how often Jack found the apt word. He may have had a natural talent for wit, but he certainly worked hard to find words that sparkle. Also, he chose the words of others to supplement his own. He graced situations of silver with words of gold. Wisdom encompasses both beauty and truth. Jack understood this." —Arthur O. Roberts

The Wit & Wisdom of Jack Willcuts

In computer terms, God is "user friendly" in His way of dealing with human beings. God is more ready to help us than we are ready to receive His help. He wants the very best for us. He wants to be true to the pattern He has designed for us.

God Is User Friendly

Anderson, Alvin L.

Robert Barclay (1648-1690) is most widely known for writing the Apology for the True Christian Divinity. But this was not his first important Quaker work. A Catechism and Confession of Faith was written in 1673, about seven years after his “convincement” of the truth, and when he was only 24 years old. Paul Anderson: “. . . An excellent discussion resource and study guide for young people and adults alike seeking to be deepened in Quaker beliefs and perspectives . . . .”

A Catechism and Confession of Faith: Edited in Modern English

Christian Books & Bibles

Robert, Barclay

Worship & Devotion

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