Its earliest leaders were known as the "Valiant Sixty.
This religious movement traditionally recognized "Recorded Ministers," some of whom ran unplanned "waiting worships" that concluded when the two eldest worshipers exchanged a handshake. Its earliest leaders were known as the "Valiant Sixty." The "Gurneyites" are one offshoot of this movement, whose members typically attend Yearly Meetings. This religious movement, which traditionally used the pronoun (*) "thee" and refused to swear oaths, believes that they all have Christ's "inner light" shining within them. It was founded in the 1600s in England by George Fox. For 10 points, name this nonviolent protestant sect also known as the "Society of Friends."
This religious movement traditionally recognized "Recorded Ministers," some of whom ran unplanned "waiting worships" that concluded when the two eldest worshipers exchanged a handshake.
Quakers [accept Friends Church or Religious Society of Friends before "Friends"]