Quakers: The Light Within

On Easter Sunday, more than a dozen adults and more than half the children gathered at Perry City's meeting one hour before normal worshiping time. They came and brought a piece of food before worship. Children have Easter eggs, but adults have coffee and snacks. After a while, the group moved to the conference room and sang. The conference room is a normal room with a stage on one side, a brochure along the wall and several small tables with a simple bench around the central space.

Quaker (or a friend) is a member of the historic Christian religious movement group, which is officially known as a religious community, a friend, or a friend's church. Members of various Quaker Movements generally believe in their ability to acquire "inner light" or "light of everyone's God" in their experience. Some may believe in the priesthood of all believers, which is a doctrine derived from Peter's first letter. They have evangelicals, saints, liberals, and traditional Quakers who understand Christianity. There are also non - theoretical quakers whose spiritual practice does not depend on the existence of God. Different movements of friends / friends making up a religious society avoid beliefs and hierarchical structure. In 2007, there were approximately 359,000 adult quakers around the world. In 2012, there will be 377,055 adults in Quaker and 52% of adults in Africa.

Most Quakers (also known as friends of the religious community), including the founder of Quakers' George Fox, believe in the inner doctrine of light saying "Everyone has the teachings of God". Quaker Rufus Jones et al. According to this, this has brought many common ideas between the liberal and universal Quakers associated with the Friends Conference and the UK Annual Conference. And universal settlements, that all will eventually be saved and will reconcile with God.