14th December 2018

The New Retreat

by Jennifer Barraclough
14th December 2018

‘Let go and let God’

by Alison Taylor
14th December 2018

Gathering at a ‘thin place’

by Julia Lim
14th December 2018

Unconscious bias

by Fred Ashmore

In a well-filled George Fox Room at Friends House two months ago, London Quakers considered the notion of ‘unconscious bias’. ‘Unconscious bias? I’m not biased!’ you…

7th December 2018

Letter from Brussels

by Daniel Clarke Flynn
7th December 2018

A therapeutic space

by Sheila Stevenson

‘Working as part of a multi-faith team’ was the theme at this year’s conference at Woodbrooke for Quaker prison chaplains. I found it interesting and enjoyable, with a good…

30th November 2018

Wheels within wheels

by Keith Archer
30th November 2018

A call to arts

by Rhianna Louise
30th November 2018

From the archive: Deliverance

by Janet Scott

On the afternoon of Monday 11 November 1918 David Lloyd George, the prime minister, announced in the House of Commons that ‘the cruellest and most terrible war that has ever…

30th November 2018

Communing with animals

by Quaker Concern for Animals committee
23rd November 2018

Not a notion but a way

by Henry S Thompson
23rd November 2018

Are we aroused to action?

by Barbara Forbes

Torture is something we can be reluctant to think about. We don’t like to countenance the idea that people will deliberately inflict pain on others for whatever reason, and we…