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‘As our needs intensify, so may our relationship to God.’
2nd October 2020

‘As our needs intensify, so may our relationship to God.’

by Gretchen Castle
‘Benevolence was not some kind of adjunct to ordinary life.’
2nd October 2020

‘Benevolence was not some kind of adjunct to ordinary life.’

by Paul Vallely
‘Millions of animals and plants are dying out.’
2nd October 2020

‘Millions of animals and plants are dying out.’

by Hilary Saunders
‘Should I cultivate my elasticity or my plasticity?’
2nd October 2020

‘Should I cultivate my elasticity or my plasticity?’

by Helen Drewery
‘Personal development and the sense of “family” remain.’
2nd October 2020

‘Personal development and the sense of “family” remain.’

by Lesley Reynolds
‘We certainly got to know the children a little better!’
2nd October 2020

‘We certainly got to know the children a little better!’

by Leonora Davies
‘I had a new sort of dream – more like a vision. It felt so real.’
25th September 2020

‘I had a new sort of dream – more like a vision. It felt so real.’

by Christine Downes-Grainger
‘It must be ours like the air and the sunshine.’
25th September 2020

‘It must be ours like the air and the sunshine.’

by Joseph Jones
‘If I got my hair cut I would have no money at all for food – for me or Bella.’
25th September 2020

‘If I got my hair cut I would have no money at all for food – for me or Bella.’

by Adrienne Frazer
‘I feel called by a power greater than me to grow beyond my beginnings.’
25th September 2020

‘I feel called by a power greater than me to grow beyond my beginnings.’

by Daniel Clarke Flynn
Wild Olympians
25th September 2020

Wild Olympians

by Ann Banks
‘We have no choice but to respond to the fear.’
18th September 2020

‘We have no choice but to respond to the fear.’

by Paul Henderson
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Wayfaring: A Guide To Guidance

"If you truly want to be led you must put yourself in a position that allows following" (PYM)

Though written within a Quaker and Christian context, this book can be used by anyone of any religious faith or secular inclination. The only requirement is a desire to follow, to be guided by, to align with the richness of the ineffable, which this book calls "the Way". This book seeks nothing less than to aid readers in aligning their lives with the same power and richness that animated the life of Jesus of Nazareth.

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