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
17th November 2017

Finding hope

by A Friend
17th November 2017

Thought for the Week: Language and diversity

by Gethin Evans

Reading or hearing the story of the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9) always depresses me: ‘There was a time when all the world spoke a single language and used the same words.’…

17th November 2017

Work and worship

by Deborah Rowlands

I remember vividly the first Meeting of Friends in Wales held in 1992, in Llanwrtyd, just across the mountain from me. It was experimental, it was new, but it had a clear role to…

17th November 2017

Song of the small birds

by Stevie Krayer
17th November 2017

Friends on the inside

by Ruth Moore Williams

It is Monday afternoon and here we are again, sitting in a circle of silence, waiting. Some of us find it easier to wait than others. It’s only twenty minutes, but to some of us…

10th November 2017

Nuclear weapons are BAD, aren’t they?

by Paul Ingram
10th November 2017

Dust to Dust

by Bill Bingham
10th November 2017

Thought for the Week: War is not the answer

by Oliver Robertson

At Remembrance, when the British nation’s focus is so intently on the fighting (mainly) men and the victories and prosperity they helped provide, even voicing another opinion –…