Friends may be interested to learn of some new acquisitions by the Meeting House library, a number of which are particularly timely in Black History Month. The full list is:
- Christianity:
- Bayfield, Tony: Deep calls to deep: transforming conversations between Jews and Christians
- Quaker History:
- Pares, Susan: Displaced by war: Gertrude Powicke
- Pearce, Cyril: Communities of resistance: conscience and dissent
- Pearce, Cyril: Comrades in conscience: an English community
- Pastoral Care:
- Wootton, Sarah & Riley, Lloyd: Last rights: the case for assisted dying
- Social Issues:
- Eddo-Lodge, Reni: Why I’m no longer talking to white people about race
- Eisenstein, Charles: Sacred economics: money, gift and society
- Hirsch, Afua: Brit(ish): on race, identity and belonging
- Lammy, David: Tribes: how our need to belong can break society
- Saad, Layla F & DiAngelo, Robin: Me and white supremacy: how to recognise your privilege
The Library is open for borrowing: for guidance on how to request a book, please visit Using our Library.
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