"The Society of Friends has never had many members, scarcely more
than 200,000 in the entire world.... But it is not the number that
matters. What counts more is their inner strength and their deeds."
-Gunnar Jahn, chairman of the Nobel Committee in 1947, upon
awarding the Religious Society of Friends with the Nobel Peace
Prize What is this inner strength? How does it help shape such
effective leaders and organizations? This collection of essays from
contemporary American Quaker leaders is a wealth of personal
reflections on these questions. For study groups and newcomers to
Quakerism, each section includes an introduction and queries for
deeper exploration of listening, discernment, and action as led by
the Spirit. Contributors include: Shan Cretin, Executive Secretary
of American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) C. Wess Daniels,
pastor of Camas Friends Church Robin Mohr, Executive Secretary of
Friends World Committee for Consultation, Section of the Americas
(FWCC) Joe Volk, former Executive Secretary of Friends Committee on
National Legislation (FCNL)
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