21st July 2017

Thought for the Week: Connection

by Ken Orchard

One of the commonest big questions that people ask is: ‘What is the meaning of life?’ I think they’re asking the wrong question. This question presupposes that in the…

21st July 2017

Worshipping in Berlin

by Antony Froggett

Sometime last year we decided as a family that we should live life more adventurously; so I gave up most of my work, we put our house up for rent and moved to Berlin. In England we…

21st July 2017

We live in interesting times…

by George Penaluna

The Friend Publications Limited, publisher of the Friend and Friends Quarterly, is a small independent charity. We have a board of Quaker trustees and a small number of paid staff.…

21st July 2017

Reflections on the ‘Red Book’: Atonement

by Keith Walton

…faced with the decision, whether or not to approve the epistle. We had laboured for several hours the day before, and it looked as though preferences for wording and other…

21st July 2017

Moment’s benediction

by Trish Munn
14th July 2017

A welcome at Woodbrooke

by Sandra Berry
14th July 2017

I don’t want to be good

by Tony D’Souza
14th July 2017

Location

by Angela Ormrod
14th July 2017

Holiday or trespass

by Barbara Tonge
14th July 2017

Thought for the Week: Community together

by Ann Lewis

When intolerance, hate crime and anti-Semitism raised its head in 2016, Disley Quakers felt led to figure out what they could do in the community to stand against it. We wanted to…

14th July 2017

Beyond terrorism

by Hilary Peters

After every terrorist attack, the media are flooded with experts trying to rationalise events. ‘Who would do such a thing?’ ‘How can we understand them?’ ‘How were they…

7th July 2017

The Barrow Pilgrimage

by Andy Weller