Friendly Story Caravan

Broomell

Pendle Hill Pubns

The dark night aptly describes the situation of those who have had a growing sense of God's presence, direction, and consolation, and are suddenly bereft of that experience. Aridity, meaninglessness, loss, and pain are hardly the milestones expected in a journey toward God--yet this is a journey toward God. The author brings a unique Quaker perspective to her interpretation of this powerful pathway, and offers sensitive guidance to dark night travelers and those who seek to understand and nurture them. "This is an exciting and life affirming book. It is well balance between the practical and the spiritual, speaking heart to heart, not head to head. It provides much wise advice and could be used by friends and meetings with great profit." -John Punshon- "As a Religious to whom others come for guidance, I find this book a godsend which clearly lays out the dark night journey, helps illuminate the way to knowing God's love in the depths of one's being, and helps bring others to that gentle, nurturing love."--Mother Suzanne Elizabeth--Sandra Cronk is a spiritual nurturer, teacher, and historian of religions. For ten years, she taught Quaker faith and thought, spiritual life studies, and religious community at Pendle Hill, A quaker center for study and contemplation near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1990 she became a foundation member of the School of the Spirit, a ministry of contemplative prayer and religious study.

Dark Night Journey: Inward Re-Patterning Toward a Life Centered in God

Religion & Spirituality

Sandra Cronk

Worship & Devotion

This book contains over 60 extracts from the writings of members of the Religious Society of Friends from 1650 to 1962. It includes passages from the works of such well-known authors as George Fox, William Penn, Walt Whitman and John Greenleaf Whittier. The passages illuminate both the faith and practice of the Quaker faith throughout the ages.

The Quaker Reader

The World in Tune

VINING, Elizabeth Gray

Love at the Heart of Things: A Biography of Douglas V. Steere

Hinson, E. Glenn

Biographies & Memoirs

Discernment is the spiritual practice among Quakers that empowers their service in the world. This anthology shares the stories of individuals whose lives use that practice in a wide variety of professions.

Nudged by the Spirit: Stories of Responding to the Still, Small Voice of God

Fardelmann, Charlotte

Fardelmann, Charlotte Lyman

Leaders & Notable People

This anthology of Quaker perspectives on caregiving will aid pastors, chaplains, seminary teachers and students as well as health counselors, psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists. The theory of Quaker practice is wedded to the experience of the professional caregiver to present a relationship-centered model for caregiving.

Out of the Silence: Quaker Perspectives on Pastoral Care and Counseling

Christian Books & Bibles

Ratliff, J. Bill

Christian Living

Seekers Found: Atonement in Early Quaker Experience

Many people today respect the search for a spiritually grounded life. By studying the formation of early Friends' experience of transformation, Douglas Gywn offers an understanding of the doctrine of atonement that offers depth and hope to those with a hunger for truth.

History

Gwyn, Douglas

World

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