How is Minute 36 being put into practice and what are the findings of the Working Group?

Meeting for Sufferings: Minute 36

How is Minute 36 being put into practice and what are the findings of the Working Group?

by Ian Kirk-Smith 7th December 2012

The main agenda item of Meeting for Sufferings, held at Friends House on Saturday 1 December, was the commitment made at Canterbury in 2011 for Quakers to become a low-carbon sustainable community. Minute 36 states: ‘Sustainability is an urgent matter for our Quaker witness. It is rooted in Quaker testimony and must be integral to all we do corporately and individually’.

Meeting for Sufferings: Minute 36

How is Minute 36 being put into practice and what are the findings of the Working Group?

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