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‘Music and the Spirit is everywhere. I find it in the most surprising places.’
Still radiating the Tiggerish energy that made him Blur’s King of Britpop, Damon Albarn is proud of his Quaker roots. Rebecca Hardy found him in reflective mood. -
Thought for the week: George Macpherson has some words on the Word
‘Words are the medication to treat fear: they are the start of solutions.’ -
‘The Question betwixt us is not who is the best Christian, but who is the best Quaker.’
Debates about Christian identity have always been a part of Quakerism. Madeleine Ward takes a look at one of the very first. -
‘We older folk need young people more than they need us.’
Tony D’Souza went to the national outreach conference with one simple question: ‘Do we want the practice of silence to survive?
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This week Highlights
Issue 21-March-2019
Thought for the week: George Macpherson has some words on the Word
‘Words are the medication to...
‘Music and the Spirit is everywhere. I find it in the most surprising places.’
Still radiating the Tiggerish energy...
‘The Question betwixt us is not who is the best Christian, but who is the best Quaker.’
Debates about Christian identity have...
‘Corporate Citizenship: The role of companies as citizens of the modern world’ by David Logan
Review by Daniel Clarke Flynn
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