Celebrating The Quaker Way

BY BEN PINK DANDELION
"I am a Quaker. I am part of a worldwide Quaker community and I inhabit that knowledge daily. It helps me live the way I want to." This is how Ben Pink Dandelion starts this little booklet written for Friends to help them celebrate the Quaker way and its rich tradition.

Britain Yearly Meeting 2009 28 PP. Paper

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Confident Quakerism

BY BEN PINK DANDELION
After a personal crisis shook his confidence in himself, Ben Pink Dandelion considered seriously the spiritual meaning of "confidence" (literally, to live and act "with faith"). His reflections led him to delve more deeply into early Friends' understandings about spiritual growth and religious development, and to apply those principles to the community of Friends as we practice our faith today. His insights are especially meaningful for liberal Friends, individually and as a society, as we look toward the future. This essay is based on Ben's 2009 FGC Gathering address and a subsequent presentation at Pendle Hill. Discussion questions included.

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 2010 31 PP. Paper

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Living The Quaker Way

BY BEN PINK DANDELION
This booklet explores why Quakers do the things they do in the way that they do them. A companion piece to the popular "Celebrating the Quaker Way," it draws on the author's experience of Quakerism and includes extracts from Friends talking on the topics of inward spirituality, worship, and life. The author is a British Quaker with an ongoing ministry among Friends.

Britain Yearly Meeting 2012 31 Paper

$7.00 (in stock)

We Are Loved Let Us Love

Quakers And The Covenant Of Cosmopolitanism

BY BEN PINK DANDELION
Ben Pink Dandelion starts out with "our covenantal call to realizing community and how our understanding of that demands of us a particular way of viewing the world. It is a challenge to us in our personal and Meeting lives and it is challenge to a world which tends to view people in terms of hierarchical varieties of 'them' and 'us.'" The response he offers, using the concept of cosmopolitanism, outlines a clear, and clearly Quaker, way we should live.

Beacon Hill 2010 32 PP. Paper

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