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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.’
News: a Quaker perspective
BYM joins calls to end closure of Gaza
Friends mark Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day
Play to mark Hiroshima wins award
Stratford Quakers house Ukrainian refugees
Woodbrooke talks of ‘period of significant change’
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This week Highlights
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.’
‘Affirmations can be for everyone. There’s such power in simplicity.’
‘The volume of work is as heavy as Christmas, but without the months of preparation and planning.’
‘Waiting may well be the compost in a life of prayer.’
‘We can only do what we can do.’
‘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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