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  • Through the eyes of the children: a lament
    Poem by Harvey Gillman.
  • Stopping traffic: Charlotte Ward on modern slavery
    ‘The pathways are not always clear.’
  • Ill, at ease: Barrie Mahoney on dealing with terminal cancer
    ‘A cancer cell’s determination fascinates me.’
  • Assuring witness: Melanie Jameson on criminal justice work
    ‘Our witness must remain proactive as well as reactive.’
  • Through the eyes of the children: a lament
  • Stopping traffic: Charlotte Ward on modern slavery
  • Ill, at ease: Barrie Mahoney on dealing with terminal cancer
  • Assuring witness: Melanie Jameson on criminal justice work

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This week Highlights

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Issue 4-August-2022

Thought for the Week: Daniel Clarke Flynn takes his choice

‘Today “What do I want?”...

Friends mark Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day

‘Coventry’s Hiroshima Day Remembrance...

Ill, at ease: Barrie Mahoney on dealing with terminal cancer

‘A cancer cell’s determination...

Stopping traffic: Charlotte Ward on modern slavery

‘The pathways are not always...

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‘A large part of the peace I feel now is that I have learnt how to do nothing.’

11 Jun 2020 | by Thomas Kam Meadley

‘Affirmations can be for everyone. There’s such power in simplicity.’

28 May 2020 | by Rebecca Hardy

‘The volume of work is as heavy as Christmas, but without the months of preparation and planning.’

28 May 2020 | by Jenny Tipping

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‘We can only do what we can do.’

14 May 2020 | by Judith Moran

‘I don’t have to put an act on when I meet up with other Quakers; I can truly be myself.'

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