Quakerism

Quakerism
by Leonard S. Kenworthy, 1981

A Study Guide on the Religious Society of Friends
Part One:  Friends for Over Three Hundred Years
Chapter 1: George Fox and the Early Friends: Quakerism in the Seventeenth Century
Chapter 2: Consolidation, Cultural Creativeness, and Conservation: Quakerism in the Eighteenth Century
Chapter 3: Dividing Our Inheritance and Promoting Concerns: Quakerism in the Nineteenth Century
Chapter 4: Expansion, Service, and the Search for Identity: Quakerism in the Twentieth Century

Part Two:  Some Distinctive Features of Quakerism
Chapter 5: The Quaker Meeting for Worship
Chapter 6:  The Quaker Meeting for Business
Chapter 7:  The Queries, The Advices, and the State of the Society
                   Reports: A Triad of Quaker Practices
Chapter 8:  The Unique Role of Women in Quakerism
Chapter 9:  Some Quaker Testimonies and Concerns
Chapter 10:  Other Quaker Testimonies and Concerns

Part Three:  Some Other Aspects of Quakerism
Chapter 11:  How the Religious Society of Friends Is Organized
Chapter 12:  Pastoral Friends
Chapter 13:  Some Characteristics of Vital Friends Meetings
Chapter 14:  The World-Wide Society of Friends
Chapter 15:  Quakerism in Our Revolutionary World Today and Tomorrow:
                     Some Strengths and Weaknesses