God Among the Shakers: The Search for Stillness and Faith at Sabbathday Lake
God Among the Shakers: The Search for Stillness and Faith at Sabbathday Lake by Suzanne Skees is a First Edition published by Hyperion on March 16, 1998. This 288-page book presents an intimate account of one woman’s exploration of the Shakers, a radical Christian sect known for their unique beliefs, including the concept of a Mother-Father God and the importance of equal rights. The narrative delves into the Shakers’ practices and their direct interactions with the spiritual realm, offering insights into a community that has often challenged conventional religious norms.
Readers will find a thoughtful examination of spirituality and the Shaker way of life, as Skees shares her personal experiences and reflections. The book invites contemplation on themes of faith and stillness, providing a glimpse into a lifestyle that emphasizes simplicity and connection with the divine. Through her journey, Skees highlights the Shakers’ distinctive beliefs and practices, making this work a significant contribution to discussions on spirituality and alternative religious expressions.
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In the tradition of “Plain and Simple” and “The Cloister Walk”, this book offers a rare, intimate account of one woman’s journey into the world of the Shakers–a radical Christian sect whose belief in a Mother-Father God, equal rights for all, and direct interaction with the spirits of the dead shocked other established religious communities Print ads. NPR sponsorships .
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