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Friends and Relations
Friends and Relations

By Verily Anderson

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Quaker broadcloth
Quaker broadcloth

By Hubert C. Fox

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Quakers in Britain
Quakers in Britain

By Alastair Heron

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The children of Reading Meeting
Only a thought away
Only a thought away

By Angela Howard

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A month after her husband, Martin, died from cancer, in 2003, Angela Howard visited Paul Lambillion, a healer and spiritual counsellor who had given Martin healing. Paul became aware of Martin's pr...

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He is our cousin, cousin
He is our cousin, cousin

By Antony Barlow

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He is our cousin cousin
He is our cousin cousin

By Antony Barlow

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