Writing

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Bibliography of writing and editing projects:

• “John Woolman and Delaware Indians: Envisioning Cross-Cultural Peace in a Time of Conflict.” In The Quaker World, 355–67. Routledge, 2022.
• Editor, Quaker Religious Thought, 2017-2022.
• Editor, Quakers and Mysticism: Comparative and Syncretic Approaches to Spirituality, Palgrave Macmillan Press, 2019.
• “Introduction: Quaker Engagements with Mysticism,” in Quakers and Mysticism: Comparative and Syncretic Approaches to Spirituality, Palgrave Macmillan Press, 2019.
• “John Woolman’s Christological Model of Discernment,” in Quakers and Mysticism: Comparative and Syncretic Approaches to Spirituality, Palgrave Macmillan Press, 2019.
• John Woolman and the Government of Christ: A Colonial Quaker’s Vision for the British Atlantic World, Oxford University Press, 2018.
• “To Renew the Covenant”: Religious Themes in Eighteenth Century Quaker Abolitionism, Brill Publishers, 2018.
• “Woolman and Wilderness: A Quaker Sacramental Ecology” in Quakers, Creation Care and Sustainability, eds. Cherice Bock and Stephen Potthoff, Friends Association for Higher Education, 2019.
• “Quaker Studies in Critical Perspective,” Bulletin for the Study of Religion, 48:1-2, November 2019, 26-35.
• “An Apocalypse by any other Name: John Woolman in Apocalyptic Context,” Quaker Religious Thought, 132, March 2019, 31-36.
• “Anthony Benezet’s (1713-1784) Revolutionary Rhetoric: Slavery and Sentimentalism in Quaker Political Remonstrance,” Quaker Religious Thought, 130, March 2018, 5-15.
• “Evangelical Quakerism and Global Christianity,” The Cambridge Companion to Quakerism eds. Pink Dandelion, Stephen Angell, Cambridge University Press, 2018.
• with C. Wess Daniels, and Robynne Rogers Healey, Quaker Studies: An Overview, the Current State of the Field. Brill Publishers, 2018. 
• “The Theological Thought of Early Friends,” Quaker Religious Thought, 128, March 2017, pp. 5-11.
• “‘Diminish not a Word:’ The Prophetic Voice of John Woolman,” Quakers and Literature, Friends Association for Higher Education, 2016, pp. 11-26.
• “‘Come out of Babylon, my People’: John Woolman’s (1720-1772) Antislavery Theology and the trans-Atlantic Economy,” in Quakers and their Allies in the Abolitionist Cause, 1754–1808, eds. Susan Kozel and Maurice Jackson,Routledge Press, 2015, pp. 85-97.
• “Mysticism and Revelation in John Woolman’s Theology,” Quaker Religious Thought, 125, October 2015, pp. 34-42.
• “The (Com)Motion of Love: Theological Formation in John Woolman’s Itinerant Ministry,” Quaker Religious Thought: Vol. 116 , Article 3.
• “’A More Lively Feeling’:  The Correspondence and Integration of Mystical and Spatial Dynamics in John Woolman’s Travels,” Quaker Studies, 20, September 2015, pp. 103-116.
• with Hayley Glaholt, “The Religious Society of Friends,” Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception, volume 9, eds. Dale Allison, Jr. et al, De Gruyter Publishers, 2014.
• “Evaluating the new Oxford Handbook of Quaker Studies,” Quaker Religious Thought, 122, April 2014, pp. 43-50.
• “The York Manuscript: John Woolman’s Final Writings,” Quaker History, 102, Fall 2013, pp. 28-51.
• “The Valiant Sixty-First? John Woolman’s (1720-1772) Apocalyptic Eschatology and the Restoration of the Lamb’s War,” Quaker Studies, September 2013, pp. 23-49.
• “A Leader with few Followers: Maurice Creasey and his Theological Vision for the Future of Quakerism,” Quaker Religious Thought, 120, June 2013, pp. 35-46.
• “When Bad Things Happen to Good People,” Spirit Rising, Quaker’s United in Publishing, 2010, pp. 186-190.
• Review: “Matthew Avery Sutton’s American Apocalypse” Centre for the Critical Study of Apocalyptic and Millenarian Movements, June 17, 2021, https://censamm.org/blog/kershner-american-apocalypse.