Definition of Wilburites. Meaning of Wilburites. Synonyms of Wilburites

- (also known as "Wilburites" after their founder, John Wilbur), share some of the beliefs of Fox and the Early Friends. Many Wilburites see themselves as...
- early Quaker writings to the modern world, and the conservative Wilburites. Wilburites not only held to the writings of Fox (1624–91) and other early Friends...
- especially the ideas of John Wesley. John Wilbur led a group known as "Wilburites" or "Conservative Friends", who preferred a quietist approach and disavowed...
- Conservative Friends are members of the Wilburite branch of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). In the United States, Conservative Friends belong...
- aligned with Wilbur's ideas back in the United States became known as "Wilburites", separating from the Orthodox Friends. In response, Gurney traveled to...
- smaller body, comprising about five hundred members, came to be called the "Wilburites" for their support of John Wilbur. The larger body came to be called the...
- founder George Fox and apologist Isaac Penington. During the Gurneyite-Wilburite schism in 1840s American Quakerism, the heads of the conflicting parties...
- ISBN 0-345-43803-5. Cooper, Wilmer (1999). Growing Up Plain Among Conservative Wilburite Quakers: The Journey of a Public Friend. Friends United Press. ISBN 0-944350-44-5...
- Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (which aligned with the Wilburite branch of Quakerism) teaches "Remember the special opportunities for refreshment...
- Wilburite Gurneyite...