23rd November 2018

Support and nurture

by Jane Muers

Our Local Meeting has recently welcomed three new members – Friends who had been part of our Meeting community for some two to five years. It was a ‘joyful occasion’ (Quaker…

23rd November 2018

Let’s talk about peace

by Rebecca Hardy

Take 1,000 children, five primary schools and what do you get? Answer: a room full of noise, which is ironic, considering we have come here to talk about peace. I am sitting in…

16th November 2018

Eden Grace

by Oliver Robertson
16th November 2018

Baring all for peace

by Roger Babington Hill
16th November 2018

Shine a light

by Sam Cooper and Rici Marshall Cross
16th November 2018

Encounters with the divine

by Terry Winterton
16th November 2018

The Inward Light

by Molly Scott Cato

The public realm has grown increasingly conflicted in recent years and, without a strong grounding in personal morality or spiritual belief, it is easy to become buffeted by the…

16th November 2018

Less is more

by Tony D’Souza
9th November 2018

Fragments

by Chris Lawson
9th November 2018

Something there

by Derrick Whitehouse
9th November 2018

A foreign country

by Simon Colbeck

‘The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there,’ wrote LP Hartley in the The Go-Between, a novel of lost innocence, written after the second world war but set…

9th November 2018

Eight years on

by Shelagh Robinson

It is just under eight years since I ‘came out’ with my diagnosis of dementia in an article in the Friend. Since the diagnosis so much in my life has changed. This is nothing…