A tapestry depicting the history of this sect was conceived by Anne Wynn-Wilson.
A tapestry depicting the history of this sect was conceived by Anne Wynn-Wilson. Members of this sect can request a clearness committee if they seek solutions to their concerns or problems. An early group of leaders of this sect was known as the Valiant Sixty, and included people like James Nayler and Margaret Fell. It is considered one of the peace churches because of its practice of peace testimony. Many regional groups within this sect issue Books of Discipline and are named for the Yearly Meetings which they organize. The founder of this sect advocated "plain speaking," including the use of the pronoun "thee." They believe that God is present in each person in the form of the inner light. For 10 points, name this sect founded by George Fox, officially known as the Society of Friends.
A tapestry depicting the history of this sect was conceived by Anne Wynn-Wilson.
Quakers [accept the Religious Society of Friends before mentioned]