Quakers

===Evangelical===
{{See also|Evangelical Friends Church International}}

[[File:Old Camara 038.JPG|thumb|Sign at entrance of [[Phoenix, Arizona|Phoenix]] Friends Church]]
Evangelical Friends regard Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Saviour,<ref name=quakerfinder/> and have similar religious beliefs to other [[evangelicalism|evangelical]] Christians. They believe in and hold a high regard for [[penal substitution]] of the [[Atonement in Christianity|atonement]] of Christ on the Cross at Calvary, [[biblical infallibility]], and the need for all to experience a relationship with God personally.<ref name="Friends Beliefs">{{Cite web |last=Evangelical Friends Church International |title=Friends Beliefs |url=http://www.evangelicalfriends.org/6}}</ref> They believe that the Evangelical Friends Church is intended to evangelise the unsaved of the world, to transform them spiritually through God's love and through social service to others.<ref name="Friends Beliefs"/> They regard the Bible as the infallible, self-authenticating Word of God. The statement of faith of [[Evangelical Friends International]] is comparable to that of other Evangelical churches. Those who are members of Evangelical Friends International are mainly located in the United States, Central America and Asia.

Beginning in the 1880s, some Friends began using outward sacraments in their Sunday services, first in Evangelical Friends Church–Eastern Region (then known as Ohio Yearly Meeting [Damascus]). Friends Church–Southwest Region also approved such a practice. In places where Evangelical Friends engage in missionary work, such as Africa, Latin America and Asia, adult baptism by immersion in water occurs. In this they differ from most other branches of the Religious Society of Friends. EFCI in 2014 was claiming to represent more than 140,000 Friends,<ref name=EFCI>{{Cite web |title=Evangelical Friends Church International |url=http://www.evangelicalfriends.org/ |access-date=10 December 2011 |archive-date=9 November 2013 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131109032249/http://evangelicalfriends.org/ |url-status=dead }}</ref> some 39% of the total number of Friends worldwide.