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…

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