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‘Affirmations can be for everyone. There’s such power in simplicity.’
Human kind: Rebecca Hardy talks to Redland Friend Julian Wood -
‘The volume of work is as heavy as Christmas, but without the months of preparation and planning.’
Driving force: Jenny Tipping, night trunking through the pandemic, takes us along for the ride -
Poem: The Wood (lockdown memories of an autumn walk)
By Leya Spiers, aged 10 -
‘Waiting may well be the compost in a life of prayer.’
Going to ground: Dana Littlepage Smith looks for hope in an unlikely place
News: a Quaker perspective
Spotlight on BAE and Covid-19
UK banks invest ‘billions’ in nukes
Taunton XR Quakers ‘build back better’
Hannah Brock Womack on radio
Quaker school pupil raises £1k for NHS
Letters: Quaker opinion and comment
Letters - 29 May 2020
Letters - 22 May 2020
Letters - 15 May 2020
Letters - 8 May 2020
Letters - 1 May 2020
This week Highlights
Issue 28-May-2020
‘Nature is not “sending us a message”, nor punishing us.’
Thought for the week: Daniel...
‘Affirmations can be for everyone. There’s such power in simplicity.’
Human kind: Rebecca Hardy talks...
‘The volume of work is as heavy as Christmas, but without the months of preparation and planning.’
Driving force: Jenny Tipping, night...
‘I found myself overflowing with gratitude.’
Lit crit: Angela Greenwood Experiments...
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‘I had long ago desired to know the truth about you.’
‘A voice within him told him more bloodshed was pointless.’
‘My clumsiness and inadequacy in the area of race and racism and privilege have been highlighted.’
‘You have to work hard to see things from a child’s point of view.’
‘Music and the Spirit is everywhere. I find it in the most surprising places.’
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