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  • ‘We will bring about environmental change by making people feel joyful and excited.’
    How can trees tell the story of our most urban landscapes? Rebecca Hardy meets the Quaker nature writer Bob Gilbert to find out.
  • ‘Working together will not mean creating a mishmashed, one-world religion.’
    Daniel Thomas Dyer, a Sufi Muslim, found interfaith events to be well-intentioned but lame affairs. Then he met Quakers in Kendal.
  • Version control
    Theologian Rachel Muers chooses a Bible
  • Thought for the week: Close and personal
    ‘When were you last close to crowds of grasshoppers?’
  • ‘We will bring about environmental change by making people feel joyful and excited.’
  • ‘Working together will not mean creating a mishmashed, one-world religion.’
  • Version control
  • Thought for the week: Close and personal

1914-18 archive

News: a Quaker perspective

Quakers celebrate Stansted Fifteen news

FREE 14 Feb 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Southern Marches’ anti slavery donation

14 Feb 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

QCEA launches peace education report

14 Feb 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

New Quaker Meeting in Florence

14 Feb 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Quaker Centre Gathering in Sheffield

14 Feb 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Letters: Quaker opinion and comment

Letters - 15 February 2019

14 Feb 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 8 February 2019

7 Feb 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 1 February 2019

31 Jan 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 25 January 2019

24 Jan 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 18 January 2019

17 Jan 2019 | by The Friend

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Issue 14-February-2019

Thought for the week: Close and personal

‘When were you last close...

‘We will bring about environmental change by making people feel joyful and excited.’

How can trees tell the...

‘Working together will not mean creating a mishmashed, one-world religion.’

Daniel Thomas Dyer, a Sufi...

Version control

Theologian Rachel Muers chooses a...

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Featured content

Hold tight to the truth, and change

FREE 20 Dec 2018 | by Paul Parker

A whole community of Friends

20 Dec 2018 | by Rebecca Fricker

From the archive: Treasures and curiosities

20 Dec 2018 | by Janet Scott

A spiritual journey

FREE 27 Sep 2018 | by Terry Waite

Facing the future

20 Sep 2018 | by Matt Alton

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