1st December 2017

Scottish Friends

by Pam Apted

My journey to Elgin, for General Meeting for Scotland held on 18 November, started early, leaving in the dark from Brechin and boarding the train in Montrose to the clamour of the…

1st December 2017

A meditation

by John Mason

When you are speaking,      I am:           Reading between your lines;…

1st December 2017

Tears, love and laughter

by Bill Shaw and Sylvia Sanderson

Between 1652 and 1654 the ‘Valiant Sixty’ travelled in the ministry to spread the Quaker vision in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Today, ‘travelling in the ministry’…

1st December 2017

Strictly

by Noel Baker

With my ‘serious’ Quaker ‘mind’ I snobbishly thought Strictly Come Dancing was an inconsequential frivolity – irrelevant in a deadly serious world. Three years ago,…

23rd November 2017

Images of Christ: Strength in weakness

by Rowena Loverance
23rd November 2017

Interview: Sally Nicholls

by Jonathan Doering
23rd November 2017

Thought for the Week: Money

by Hilary Peters

We have worn out the arguments for a fairer distribution of wealth. They just end up with everyone competing for more. This is because we believe that money is a good thing and the…

23rd November 2017

Time for change?

by Michael Long
23rd November 2017

Seeking unity

by Eoin McCarthy

Are Friends ready to share our experience outside Friends? Since the 1990s, the best-led organisations in Europe and North America have invested time, resources and imagination in…

23rd November 2017

From the archive: The fortunes of war

by Janet Scott

In November 1917 the Friends’ Ambulance Unit (FAU) celebrated its third anniversary at Dunkirk. The First British Ambulance Unit for Italy, meanwhile, having completed its second…

17th November 2017

Voices from Wales

by Welsh Friends
17th November 2017

Happy birthday

by Christine Trevett