Library, Records and Handbook Committee

Catalog

FMW's Library, Records and Handbook Committee plays several roles. It oversees the Meeting historical records and archives, and also FMW's official Handbook (9/2024) of agreements with record to meeting structure, decisions and protocols.

The library seeks to provide resources to the community about Quakerism and issues of interest to the members, including Quaker biography and history, spirituality, social justice, and nonviolence.

Our catalog is now online with more than 2,000 books and almost all of the Pendle Hill pamphlets, and much more.

Best of all, come visit our library on the second floor of the Meeting House. We don't have regular hours; there are often meetings in the room, but drop by whenever you're at Meeting. If you prefer, you can make an appointment with the librarian or co-clerks by email or phone and we'll meet you. Contact:

If you would like to download an Excel spreadsheet of books in the Library, you can do so by author and by title.

For online resources relating to Quakerism, including free e-books, visit the helpful website of the Concord Friends Meeting. A brief introduction to Quakerism can be found here.

Other Free e-Books

Some other e-books you can download for free:

Quaker Periodicals

Donating Books

If you have books on Quakerism published since 1990 that you would like to donate to the Library, please search for the titles first in our online catalog to make sure we do not already have a copy. Contact Michael North, clerk of the Library Committee, please fill out our contact form and select Library as the message category.