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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. -
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Theologian Rachel Muers chooses a Bible -
Thought for the week: Close and personal
‘When were you last close to crowds of grasshoppers?’
News: a Quaker perspective
Quakers celebrate Stansted Fifteen news
Southern Marches’ anti slavery donation
QCEA launches peace education report
New Quaker Meeting in Florence
Quaker Centre Gathering in Sheffield
Letters: Quaker opinion and comment
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Letters - 25 January 2019
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This week Highlights
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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