Abstract
On Quakers and Pastors delves into the paradox of being a pastor of a Friends church. Quakers from all backgrounds may be interested, but this book is specifically aimed at Evangelical Friends pastors. Derek Brown highlights the balance needed in combining evangelicalism with Quaker beliefs such as equality, simplicity, and silence. Brown weaves history and theology throughout the book, providing context for the struggles many Friends churches have had in supporting pastors and defining pastoral expectations. He succinctly lays out Friends pastoral theology, making On Quakers and Pastors an easy-to-use resource for pastors and other church leaders, both to understand the theology of Friends and develop a set of unified expectations for pastors.
Recommended Citation
Severance, Ruthie
(2022)
"Review of Derek Brown, On Quakers and Pastors (Barclay Press, 2019),"
Quaker Religious Thought: Vol. 136, Article 11.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/qrt/vol136/iss1/11