Synopsis
Quakerism is a faith which is not precisely defined and set out in a formulation or creed. Elizabeth Brimelow has written this book for Quaker parents and others who may find it difficult to settle on a starting point or reach common ground for the spiritual nurture of the children.
The subject of the book is Quaker worship and the author has taken some implications from it and developed possible approaches to work and worship with young people. The emphasis is on openness, questioning, and experiment rather than on specific teaching. It has long been recognized that the Spirit cannot be coerced but must be found through personal, inward experience.
