Helen Holt Knihy

The book explores the values and impact of three prominent Quaker chocolate families: the Cadburys, Rowntrees, and Frys. It delves into their convictions, examining how their beliefs shaped their business practices and contributions to society. Through their stories, the narrative highlights their legacies and the ethical foundations that influenced the chocolate industry, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of faith and commerce.

The life of Rufus Jones, a prominent 20th-century Quaker, is explored as he evolves from a spirited farm boy to a revered college lecturer and author on mysticism. His unique integration of Quakerism, psychology, and philosophy reshaped perceptions of the divine-human relationship. The book delves into his spiritual practices, inviting readers to consider their relevance in contemporary life, regardless of individual beliefs. Jones' charismatic and controversial legacy continues to inspire discussions about spirituality and personal growth.

An introduction to some ground-breaking Quaker scientists and an exploration of some of the resonances between science and Quakerism