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‘Learning happens when we wander across borders, refusing to be contained within them.’
31st July 2020

‘Learning happens when we wander across borders, refusing to be contained within them.’

by Catherine Henderson
‘The smiles and quick words acknowledged that we were all involved in something very important.’
31st July 2020

‘The smiles and quick words acknowledged that we were all involved in something very important.’

by Malcolm Evans
For America in a time of a drought
31st July 2020

For America in a time of a drought

by Dana Littlepage Smith
‘We can feel hopeless but if we can find “absolute hope”, it’s the Kingdom of God’
24th July 2020

‘We can feel hopeless but if we can find “absolute hope”, it’s the Kingdom of God’

by Rebecca Hardy
‘Meeting houses are a technology too’
24th July 2020

‘Meeting houses are a technology too’

by Paul Hodgkin
‘It wasn’t danger that was at the front of my mind.’
24th July 2020

‘It wasn’t danger that was at the front of my mind.’

by John Lampen
‘There have been far fewer attempts to portray utopias than dystopias.’
24th July 2020

‘There have been far fewer attempts to portray utopias than dystopias.’

by James Barrett
‘Even in the midst of strife, one could cling to hope.’
17th July 2020

‘Even in the midst of strife, one could cling to hope.’

by Bob Ward
‘Here we are, for the time being, in the middle of a great manifestation.’
17th July 2020

‘Here we are, for the time being, in the middle of a great manifestation.’

by Alex Thomson
‘Conway seemed ready to have his worldview deconstructed.’
17th July 2020

‘Conway seemed ready to have his worldview deconstructed.’

by Dana Littlepage Smith
‘Concerns about this go beyond our immediate situation, and beyond our Quaker community.’
17th July 2020

‘Concerns about this go beyond our immediate situation, and beyond our Quaker community.’

by Alison Mitchell
‘As I passed, folks were rebuilding their houses and fishing boats.’
17th July 2020

‘As I passed, folks were rebuilding their houses and fishing boats.’

by Wendy Oliver