15th December 2017

Quaker Social Action (150 years): Down to earth

by Giles Robinson

Death is an expensive business. An average funeral bill in the UK currently sits at £3,784, almost double what it was ten years ago. This dramatic inflation is having a…

15th December 2017

Quaker Social Action (150 years)

by Ian Kirk-Smith

Horace Warner was a Quaker and a self-taught photographer born in 1871. He became Sunday school superintendent of the Bedford Institute Association, one of nine Quaker missions in…

15th December 2017

Images of Christ: The Presence in the Midst

by Rowena Loverance
8th December 2017

Interview: Dictynna Hood

by Jonathan Doering
8th December 2017

Bhopal: A restorative response

by Martin Wright
8th December 2017

Wilfred Brown

by Stephen Johnston
8th December 2017

Stone soup

by Alick Munro
1st December 2017

A living reality

by Chris McCartney
1st December 2017

Becoming new

by Richard Thompson
1st December 2017

Being still

by Sarah Allen
1st December 2017

Thought for the Week: The art of war

by Roger Hill

I have been studying the great classic text The Art of War by Sun Tzu, written in the fifth century BC. It is a text of such subtlety, such understanding of human nature, and, it…

1st December 2017

Reflections on Bonn

by Lindsey Fielder Cook

When COP23 (conference of the parties) ended I had my usual post-COP experience: deep grief that I alone did not – could not – solve the climate crisis. But unlike past COP…