About me

George Amoss Jr.
I am an active participant in worship and other activities, including Experiment with Light, at Homewood Friends Meeting in Baltimore, MD, USA, where I am a member, and at Little Falls Meeting in Fallston, Maryland. Until recently, I served on the Steering Committee of the Quaker Universalist Fellowship. My Website is the Quaker Electronic Archive, where, in addition to a variety of other resources, some of my other writings are available. For an outline of my religious background, see “The Making of a Quaker Atheist” in Issue # 1 of Quaker Theology. (My most recent Quaker Theology publications are “The Psychology of Salvation: Recovering, Reframing, and Reclaiming the Early Quaker Experience” and “The Darkness of Mother Teresa.”) Having left my position as clinical social worker in a Quaker-founded mental health institution, I am now in private practice as a psychotherapist. (Click here for my therapy Web site.)