Digital Library

This selection of resources augments the physical Crossroads Friends library and is intended to serve a similar purpose—to make writings of Friends and other resources available to those who are seeking.

Reflections Archive

The Reflections archives page contains a selection of shorter texts on Christian Quaker life and faith that have been collected over the years.

Live and Audio Resources

Digital Works on Other Sites

Following are some select works that can be view/downloaded from other sites. QCH is Quaker Heritage Press and FL is Friends Library

Digital Collections and Resources on Other Sites

Above listed works and more can be found at the below listed resources

  • Earlham School of Religion Digital Quaker Collection includes a wide range of works by a great many Friends. If you are seeking something, try their search function to find authors, titles, phrases, or bible verse.
  • Friends Library exists to freely share the writings of early members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), believing that no other collection of Christian writings more accurately communicates or powerfully illustrates the soul-transforming power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They have e-books, PDFs, audio books and print books. This site is maintained by Market Street Fellowship who find the writings of early Quakers extremely instructive and encouraging.
  • Quaker Heritage Press is a project of the members of Glenside Friends Meeting, a small independent Quaker meeting located in Glenside, Pennsylvania. The task of QHP is to make available some of the many historic Quaker writings which have been allowed to go out of print.
  • Ohio Yearly Meeting digital library maintains a list of works that are hosted on other sites.
  • New Foundation Fellowship is composed of Friends and Attenders in a number of yearly meetings and outside of the Society, who agree with Lewis Benson (1906-86) that a real need exists today for the insights of George Fox into the true meaning of the Gospel. They have been brought into a fellowship as they work together to proclaim that “God and Christ has come to teach his people himself.” They host multiple blogs.
  • Friends in Christ (Primitive) is a small group of Primitive Friends (Plain Quakers) in the United Kingdom, with some adherents and sympathisers in other countries. They are quite independent and separate from Britain Yearly Meeting. The produce The Call: A Quarterly Journal of Friends in Christ (Primitive Quakers). Many of the articles in this journal appear in the “Articles” section.
  • Tract Association of Friends is an association of members of the Society of Friends with a special sense of unity in the concern for distribution of sound Quaker literature to acquainted Friends with the fundamental principles and history of the Religious Society of Friends. They offer print and digital tracts.
  • Additionally, various general public domain digital collections contain Quaker books. These include:

Spanish language resources

Bible Collections and Resources