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Faith in politics? A testimony to equality 2017: The 2017 Swarthmore Lecture by Catherine West (5 times)
Open for transformation: Being Quaker (Swarthmore Lecture Book 2014) by Ben Pink Dandelion (5 times)
Costing Not Less Than Everything: Sustainability and Spirituality in Challenging Times (Swarthmore Lecture) by Pam Lunn (5 times)
Only fellow-voyagers : creation stories as guides for the journey by Anne Thomas (5 times)
Bringing the invisible into the light : some Quaker feminists speak of their experience by Quaker Women's Group. (5 times)
Beyond the spirit of the age : Quaker social responsibility at the end of the twentieth century by Jonathan Dale (5 times)
Testimony and tradition : some aspects of Quaker spirituality by John Punshon (5 times)
Faith, Power and Peace 2015 (Swarthmore Lecture) by Diana Francis (4 times)
The Unequal World We Inhabit: Quaker Responses to Terrorism and Fundamentalism: Swarthmore Lecture 2010 by Paul A. Lacey (4 times)
Spirited living : waging conflict, building peace by Simon Fisher (4 times)
Minding the future by Christine A. M. Davis (4 times)
Playing in the presence : genetics, ethics and spirituality by Jackie Leach Scully (4 times)
Reasonable Uncertainty: Quaker Approach to Doctrine (Swarthmore Lecture) by Gerald Priestland (4 times)
Forgiving justice : a Quaker vision for criminal justice by Tim Newell (4 times)
Mending Broken Hearts, Rebuilding Shattered Lives: Quaker Peacebuilding in East and Central Africa: The 2016 Swarthmore Lecture 2016 by Esther Mombo (3 times)
Journey into Life: Inheriting the Story of Early Friends (Swarthmore Lecture) by Gerald Hewitson (3 times)
Snakes and Ladders: A Personal Exploration of Quaker Work on Human Rights at the United Nations by Rachel Brett (3 times)
No Extraordinary Power: Prayer, Stillness and Activism (Swarthmore Lectures) by Helen Steven (3 times)
A Minority of One (Swarthmore Lecture) by Harvey Gillman (3 times)
Who Do We Think We Are?: Young Friends' Commitment and Belonging by Gay Morton (3 times)
Search for Reality in Religion by John Macmurray (3 times)
Steps in a large room by Christopher Holdsworth (3 times)
Signs of life : art and religious experience by John Ormerod Greenwood (3 times)
A faith to call our own : Quaker tradition in the light of contemporary movements of the spirit by Alex Wildwood (3 times)
True justice : Quaker peace makers and peace making by Adam Curle (3 times)

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