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Minneapolis Friends Meeting Library Category List Minneapolis Friends Meeting Library Category List Category Title Author Year Publisher Audiovisual 1500 years of blessing lesbian and gay Boswell, John 1988 Michael James Productions relationships: it's nothing new to the church [videocassette] Amongst Friends [videocassette] --- --- --- Antipersonnel mines in the world: November 1993 Walker, Susan B. (U.S. contact) & 1993 Handicap International [videocassette] Chabasse, Philippe (Paris contact) Camp Woodbrooke [videocassette] Camp Woodbrooke --- Camp Woodbrooke Canticle to the cosmos [6 audiocassettes and study Swimme, Brian 1990 Sounds True Audio guide] Christ as high priest / fully human and Light of the Jones, T. Canby 1987 Friends United Mtg. world [FUM Triennial lecture, 6/13/87] [audiocassette] Christ as prince of peace / living word [FUM Jones, T. Canby 1987 Friends United Mtg. Triennial lecture, 6/18/87] [audiocassette] Christ as prophet and teacher within [FUM Triennial Jones, T. Canby 1987 Friends United Mtg. lecture, 6/16/87] [audiocassette] Christ as ruler of all [FUM Triennial lecture, 6/15/87] Jones, T. Canby 1987 Friends United Mtg. [audiocassette] Christ as suffering servant / messiah [FUM Triennial Jones, T. Canby 1987 --- lecture, 6/17/87] [audiocassette] Chuck Fager (Quaker House): interviewed on Fager, Chuck & Helpsmeet, Mark Judkins 2006 Northern Spirit Radio 1/1/2006 [CD] (interviewer) Contemplative mode of nurture [audiocassette #3 Damiano, Kathryn 1996 Northern Yearly Mtg. from NYM Spiritual Nurture Program] Continued discussion from lectures 2,3,4 and 5 Benson, Lewis 1985 --- (Moorestown, NJ, 1985 or 1986) [audiocassette #6] ? Course in miracles, {A} [on 4 audiocassettes] Skutch, Judith --- --- Deadly deception: General Electric, nuclear Chasnoff, Debra (dir. & prod.) 1991 INFACT weapons & our environment [videocassette, 29 min.] Dick & Jane's Big Brass Band [CD] Dick & Jane's Big Brass Band & Wells, 2006 dickandjanesbbb.com Tom Doctrine of discovery, {The}: unmasking the Wolfchild, Sheldon P. (director) & 2015 Plus 2 Productions domination code [DVD] Newcomb, Steven T. (co-producer) & Sainte-Marie, Buffy (narrator) 3/25/2019 Minneapolis Friends Meeting Page 1 of 85 Category Title Author Year Publisher Audiovisual Door of personal relationships, {The} (talk at FGC Browne, Gordon 1983 --- Gathering, 1983) [audiocassette] Escape from affluenza [videocassette] Urbanska, Wanda, et al. 1998 Bullfrog Films Everlasting gospel in the world of today, {The} Benson, Lewis 1984 --- (11/10/84, Pendle Hill) [audiocassette # 5] Everlasting gospel, {The}: a lecture (New Market) Benson, Lewis --- --- [audiocassette #2] Finger on the button [audiocassette with 13 songs] Leaveners' Band, {The} & Biggin, Tony & 1984 Leaveners' Band Davison, Alec Fox's journals: the need to get the whole, real story Benson, Lewis --- --- (New Market) [audiocassette # 1] From the mountaintop [audiocassette of musical] Wilson, Dick 1993 Good Life Productions From the mountaintop: the new musical Wilson, Dick 1993 Good Life Productions presentation of the Sermon on the Mount [videocassette] Fruits of the Spirit: mission [All Friends' Weekend?] Boobyer, George 1976 --- [audiocassette] ? Fruits of the Spirit: the Word (talk by George Boobyer, George & Wallin, Franklin 1976 --- Boobyer) / Choosing survival (talk by Franklin ? Wallin) [All Friends' Weekend?] [audiocassette] George Fox: his sense of mission and his message Benson, Lewis 1984 --- [Pendle Hill, 10/84] [audiocassette] Good nukes -- almost good enough [videocassette] Prairie Island Coalition 199? Prairie Island Coalition Gospel order (New Market) [audiocassette, #3] Benson, Lewis --- --- Governor's conference for the religious community various --- --- on battered women (parts 1-8) [on 4 audiocassettes] Growing in Quakerism with Elizabeth [2 CDs] Watson, George 2007 Quaker Press [plenary talk at FGC Gathering in River Falls, WI] He lived the good life [audiocassette of musical] Wilson, Dick 1992 Lutheran Brotherhood & Good Life Productions He lived the good life [videocassette of musical, 90 Wilson, Dick & Olauson, C. Ronald (dir. 1992 Lutheran Brotherhood & Good min.] & adapt.) & Titus, Hiram (arr. & cond.) Life Productions Historic doctrinal statements of Quakers Redding, Earl --- --- [audiocassette] History of Ruby Bridges (at Westminster Town Hall Coles, Robert 1984 American Public Radio Forum) [audiocassette] History of war tax resistance and interviews with Harms, Steve (narrator) --- --- war tax resistors (tape from slide show) [audiocassette] 3/25/2019 Minneapolis Friends Meeting Page 2 of 85 Category Title Author Year Publisher Audiovisual Jerusalem Women Speaking Tour (Jewish, Muslim Jerusalem Women Speaking Tour & 2006 Northern Spirit Radio & Christian Middle Eastern tour ): aired on 5/6/2007 Helpsmeet, Mark Judkins (interviewer) [CD] Jo Vallentine (Australian Green Party senator): Vallentine, Jo & Helpsmeet, Mark Judkins 2006 Northern Spirit Radio interviewed on 3/26/2006 [CD] (interviewer) John Calvi & Elizabeth Watson: September 14, Calvi, John & Watson, Elizabeth 2002 R.E.M. Video & Event Co. 2002 [CD] Lots of queer Quakers, some of whom are gay --- 1984 --- [videocassette] Love amid the ruins: Quaker service after the war AFSC & Simon, Scott (narrator) 1996 ZDF German Public Television [videocassette, 60 min.] Mary Crosby (of Church of the Saviour, D.C.) Crosby, Mary 1984 --- talking at a Quaker gathering, 7/6/84 [audiocassette] Matter of conscience, {A} [videocassette, 58 min.] Duvall, Jed (host) & Ganzel, Bill (prod.) & 1993 Nebraska ETV White, Joe (participant) Midnight minstrel: lullabies and soothing songs for McKernon, Patricia 1990 Sound Mind you and your child [CD] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 1/1/84: On Central America Coffin, Linda 1984 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 1/30/00: My spiritual journey Parker, John (Jack) 2000 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] [2 copies] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 1/5/86: On war tax concerns and Coffin, Linda 1986 Mpls. Friends Mtg. FCWTC [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 1/82: On her trip to Cuba Coffin, Linda 1982 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/17/81: The best of times, the Cole, Kara 1981 Mpls. Friends Mtg. worst of times [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/18/81: The body of believers Cole, Kara 1981 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/21/78: On disarmament (All Wilson, E. Raymond 1978 Mpls. Friends Mtg. Friends' Weekend) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/22/78: On enemies (All Wilson, E. Raymond 1978 Mpls. Friends Mtg. Friends' Weekend) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/22/83: A case for humor (All Mullen, Thomas J. 1983 Mpls. Friends Mtg. Friends' Weekend, Sat. night) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/23/?: On "Guests of my life" Watson, Elizabeth --- Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette, poor sound quality] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/23/83: On Quaker attitudes Mullen, Thomas J. 1983 Mpls. Friends Mtg. toward humor (All Friends' Weekend, adult forum) [audiocassette] 3/25/2019 Minneapolis Friends Meeting Page 3 of 85 Category Title Author Year Publisher Audiovisual Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/23/83: On sticking with it (All Mullen, Thomas J. 1983 Mpls. Friends Mtg. Friends' Weekend, semi-programmed worship) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/24/82: Semi-programmed Watson, Elizabeth 1982 Mpls. Friends Mtg. worship (All Friends' Weekend) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/27/84: Power and a Quaker Nauman, Roger 1984 Mpls. Friends Mtg. direction (All Friends' Weekend) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/28/84: Quaker work at the Nauman, Roger 1984 Mpls. Friends Mtg. U.N. (All Friends' Weekend) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/28/84: Seeds of hope for Nauman, Roger 1984 Mpls. Friends Mtg. international cooperation (All Friends' Weekend) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/28/90: On Quaker Murray, Sue 1990 Mpls. Friends Mtg. testimonies (semi-programmed worship) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 10/7/01: On William Penn Watson, George 2001 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/11/90: adult forum on Coffin, Gordon & Gibas, Allen & 1990 Mpls. Friends Mtg. conscientious objection and war tax resistance Lundquist, Dan [videocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/13/88: On faith, work and Adelsman, Carole 1988 Mpls. Friends Mtg. relationships [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/14/87: 50th anniversary of Browne, Gordon 1987 Mpls. Friends Mtg. FWCC [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/15/87: Friends' testimonies in Browne, Gordon 1987 Mpls. Friends Mtg. the world [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/15/87: Semi-programmed Browne, Gordon 1987 Mpls. Friends Mtg. worship [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/22/87: On simplicity Wise, Rabbi Irvin 1987 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/7/82: Semi-programmed Coffin, Barbara 1982 Mpls. Friends Mtg. worship [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 11/8/87: On Canadian Yearly Hoppe, Sigurd 1987 Mpls. Friends Mtg. Meeting (8/87) [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 12/20/92: Christmas story told Watson, Elizabeth 1992 Mpls. Friends Mtg. by the women (adult forum) [audiocassette] [2 copies] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 12/30/90: On putting Christ back Amundson, Jim 1990 Mpls. Friends Mtg. in Christmas and every day [audiocassette] 3/25/2019 Minneapolis Friends Meeting Page 4 of 85 Category Title Author Year Publisher Audiovisual Mpls. Friends Mtg. 12/9/84: The perils of Christmas Brantner, John 1984 Mpls. Friends Mtg. [audiocassette] Mpls. Friends Mtg. 2/21/82: On affiliation with Spann-Wilson, Dwight 1982 Mpls. Friends Mtg. Quaker organizations (adult
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