5th January 2018

A life well lived?

by Alex Thomson

Are you able to contemplate your death and the death of those closest to you? Accepting the fact of death, we are freed to live more fully. In bereavement, give yourself time to…

22nd December 2017

Thought for the Week: The Light

by Ian Kirk-Smith

The gospel of St John is concerned with the Divine Spirit becoming visible. This is why the theme of light is so important. It also gives an insight into where the divine can be…

22nd December 2017

Love wins

by Kate McNally
22nd December 2017

Christmas with JAM On It

by Jamie Wrench

I’ve always been a bit of a misery guts about Christmas. It’s all so frenetic, so nervously celebratory, so… insincere. And this year, there’s an edge to it. Austerity is…

22nd December 2017

Snow

by Chris Rose
22nd December 2017

Margaret Fell in Sweden

by Sue Glover Frykman
22nd December 2017

Visiting Rokel

by Dorothy Crowther
22nd December 2017

Blessings abounding

by Alec Davison

You are blessed when your spirit can endure no more: you have only God’s hands to sustain you. You are blessed when you grieve for what is most dear to you: only then are you…

22nd December 2017

Meeting houses and cafes

by Andrew Backhouse
22nd December 2017

Interview: David Parlett

by Ian Kirk-Smith
22nd December 2017

How to resolve a conflict

by John Lampen

Friends in the twentieth century have made a considerable contribution to the art and science of conflict transformation. This came partly from the involvement of Friends like…

22nd December 2017

Silent night

by Roy Wilcock