As Quakers, we still rely on virtues of trust, solidarity, toleration, compromise.
We have our testimonies to peace, truth, equality, simplicity.
We have our social witness.
But are these enough in practice? Does an emergency not demand more of us? Where can we find hope when everything looks dark? What to do, in an era of pandemic, climate emergency, and right-wing populism? Does Quaker history or the Bible offer hope? Can we find positive stories in Britain and abroad that help us se.
Quaker Press Openings to the infinite ocean: a friendly offering of hope, paperback/tom shakespeare
