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Your daily guide to Quaker blogs and news, and wide-ranging conversation about what it means to be a Friend and where we're going with this tradition.

Home of many Friends organization web sites and other links

Quaker Life magazine is published by Friends United Meeting

A web guide to Quaker publications

Quakers in Brief: An overview of the Quaker movement from 1650 to 1990 by David M Murray-Rust, Birkenhead Meeting,
Merseyside, UK (1995)

Founded in early 1994 as the first general-purpose Quaker site on the Internet, this site contains Quaker writings as well as documents such as minutes and resource guides and basic information about Quakerism. The site is maintained by George Amoss Jr., a member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).

This ministry of literature lifts up the voices of Friends of different countries, languages, and Quaker traditions, and points to the heart of our beliefs.

Malone College (EFI) resource directory

Blog collections of the conversation around Convergent Friends, the coming together of several strands of Quakerism. Convergent Friends describes Friends who are seeking a deeper understanding of our Quaker heritage and a more authentic life in the kingdom of God on Earth, radically inclusive of all who seek to live this life.

It includes, among others, Friends from the politically liberal end of the evangelical branch, the Christian end of the unprogrammed branch, and the more outgoing end of the Conservative branch. It includes folks who aren’t sure what they believe about Jesus and Christ, but who aren’t afraid to wrestle with this question.

See also the Wikipedia article "Emerging_church"