This news item was published on 13/11/2025 and may be out of date.
The Quaker bookshop at Friends House London reports that there is excess stock of several books, and these will be pulped due to storage constraints by the end of the year if they do not find good homes elsewhere.
The books are:
- Dining with diplomats, praying with gunmen by Anne Bennett
- The language of leadings: a reflection on faith, action and concern by Jane Pearn
- Swarthmore lecture 2022: perceiving the temperature of the water by Helen Minnis
- Swarthmore lecture 2021: Kinder ground by Thomas Penny
- Swarthmore lecture 2018: Changing ourselves, changing the world by Chris Alton
- Swarthmore lecture 2016: Mending broken hearts, rebuilding shattered lives by Esther Mombo and Cécile Nyiramana
- Swarthmore Lecture 2012: Snakes and Ladders – a personal exploration of Quaker work on human rights at the United Nations by Rachel Brett
- Swarthmore lecture 2009: Presence in the midst by Peter J. Eccles
- Swarthmore lecture 2001: Wrestling with the angel by Tony Stoller
- Swarthmore lecture 1985: Steps in a large room by Christopher Holdsworth
If you would like a copy/copies for your meeting or Quaker reading group (maybe even get ahead on Christmas presents, if you do celebrate or give gifts?), please email the Faith in Action team at Quakers in Britain and they will arrange delivery.
