Paul Parker at Friends House, London. Photo: Photo: Quaker Communications.

Paul Parker, recording clerk of Britain Yearly Meeting, continues his conversation with the Friend about his faith and work

Interview: Paul Parker (Part Two) - Engagement and communication

Paul Parker, recording clerk of Britain Yearly Meeting, continues his conversation with the Friend about his faith and work

by The Friend 1st June 2012

You said that the testimony to equality is a foundation value for you?  The testimony to equality is the basis of the peace testimony – because anything other than a peaceful co-existence with each other ends up not recognising that fundamental equality – and, if you start from that premise, you also end up with a commitment to live simply and to share resources; because if we don’t take positive action there simply isn’t enough to go round.