Encounter with Silence: Reflections from the Quaker TraditionSilence is a key characteristic of Quaker worship. The author shares his experience of learning to wait in the silence and find God. Perfect for seekers, inquirers and seasoned Friends. |
Contents
INTRODUCTION SILENCE IN THE QUAKER TRADITION 1 Stillness and Speaking | 1 |
The Cross and the Light | 2 |
AN EXPERIENCE OF UNPROGRAMMED WORSHIP 3 An Hour to Fill | 3 |
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Encounter with Silence: Reflections from the Quaker Tradition John Punshon No preview available - 1987 |
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