An Account Of The Gospel Labors, And Christian Experiences Of A Faithful Minister Of Christ, John Churchman (1780)

John Churchman's memoir chronicles his journey from a farmer to a devoted Quaker minister in 18th-century Pennsylvania. He shares personal struggles, including his conversion to Quakerism, marriage, and the loss of his children, alongside his travels to various Quaker communities in the U.S. and England. The book offers insights into Quaker beliefs, emphasizing silence, the Inner Light, and social justice issues like abolition and treatment of Native Americans. It provides a unique perspective on Quaker life and the personal experiences of a dedicated minister.