Erminie Huntress Lantero (1907-1992) was a Quaker who spent four years at Pendle Hill (1938-42) as librarian and first editor of Inward Light. With a B.D. from Union Theological Seminary and a PhD. from Radcliffe, she taught Bible and religion at Wellesley and Sweet Briar. She was assistant editor of an interdenominational quarterly, Religion in Life (1945-1961), and research assistant to Samuel McCrea Cavert (formerly general secretary of the National Council of Churches) on his two-volume history of the American Churches in the Ecumenical Movement.
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