Resources for Learning about Friends:

General Quaker Resources:

• Northwest Yearly Meeting of Friends: Our Evangelical Yearly Meeting in the Northwest.


• QuakerInfo.com: Bill Samuel's collection of Friends reference materials and resources.


• www.quaker.org: Perhaps the most comprehensive collection of Friends links.


• Multnomah Friends Meeting: our "unprogrammed" Quaker neighbors here in Portland.


• Quaker Information Center: At Friends Center in Philadelphia


• Friends Association for Higher Education: with links to Quaker colleges and universities in the USA.


• Cyndi's List of Quaker Genealogy Sites on the Internet


• The Quaker Corner (maintained by Joanne Rabun): Genealogical focus.


• "Quakers" on soc.religion.quaker: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Sources of Quaker writings:

• The Quaker Writings Homepage This page, maintained by Peter Sippel, was started in August of 1996 with the goal of making Christian Quaker material available on the Internet.


• Quaker Heritage Press You can spend hours here!


• Writings of Historical Friends


• Writings of (or about) Contemporaneous Friends


• Quaker Electronic Archive and Meeting Place


• Barclay's Apology Robert Barclay's Apology for the True Christian Divinity was published in 1676 in Latin and two years later in English, and was the first widely-published systematic defense of Friends theology.


• Journal of John Woolman


• John Woolman's A Plea for the Poor (Part X)


• George Fox's Journal


• Thomas R. Kelly, one of our best-known modern devotional authors:
  • Jerry R. Flora: Searching for an Adequate Life: The Devotional Theology of Thomas R. Kelly, from Theology Today
  • Friends and Decided Friends
  
  
• Quaker Periodicals


• Eden Grace's essays and documents on ecumenism from a Friends perspective


• Women's Speaking by Margaret Fell: a tract to show that the ministry of women was "Justified, Proved, and Allowed of by the Scriptures."


• Tract Association of Friends A wonderful source of Friends doctrinal and devotional writings


• From QUAKERS ARE FUNNY Collected by Chuck Fager, these short quips prove that Friends have some humor after all.

Friends bookstores and book information:

• Barclay Press, Newberg, Oregon


• Quaker Hill Bookstore


• Pendle Hill Bookstore


• QUIP: Quakers Uniting in Publications

Revised September 7, 2005. Please report error messages and broken links to Capi.