The Autobiography of Allen Jay Type:Paperback Pages: 426

Pages: 426

Year: 1988

With the same biblical lens employed by the founders of the Quaker movement

He invites readers to become acquainted with the spiritual disciplines and resources that nurtured John Woolman's empathy with the stranger and empowered him to engage the world as a witness on behalf of the disenfranchised

The Autobiography of Allen Jay Type:Paperback Pages: 426"Allen Jay was one of the most remarkable Friends of the nineteenth century, indeed, perhaps one of the most remarkable Friends who ever lived. His life was full of paradoxes. Born with a cleft palate, he became one of the most admired and successful Quaker preachers of his time. A native of the Ohio frontier, he became widely traveled and admired around the globe. A peacemaker by nature, he nevertheless did not shrink from controversy when he saw a