29th September 2017

Images of Christ: Of shrouds, handkerchiefs and emeralds…

by Rowena Loverance
29th September 2017

Discerning passion

by Roland Carn

Britain Yearly Meeting Gathering 2017 begins the first of its four themes ‘Heart’, ‘Head’, ‘Hands’ and ‘Feet’. George Lakey, the American Quaker activist and…

22nd September 2017

You see me; I see you

by Roswitha Jarman
22nd September 2017

A day at war with the arms trade

by Mark Meatcher
22nd September 2017

Thought for the Week: Building on rock, not sand

by Michael Wright

Hurricanes, rain and floods have been very much in the news recently, whether in the Caribbean or in Asia. Jesus is reported to have said: ‘Everyone who hears these words of mine…

22nd September 2017

Mental health: the challenge

by John Myhill
22nd September 2017

From the archive: The relief of suffering

by Janet Scott

On 6 July 1917 the Friend published a list of the workers with the Friends’ War Victims’ Relief Committee. Some 250 women and men were named, including those who worked in the…

15th September 2017

Quakers without borders

by Daniel Flynn
15th September 2017

Thought for the Week: Making the crossing

by Peggy Heeks

The concept of life as a journey is a familiar one. Applicants for membership of our Society often speak of this move as being ‘part of their journey’, and a whole chapter of…

15th September 2017

An alternative manifesto

by Ken Veitch

Theresa May described the 2017 general election, a few weeks before it was held, as ‘the most important election this country has faced in my lifetime’. She hoped it would…

15th September 2017

Business and fun

by Simon Risley
15th September 2017

The Judas Passion

by Ian Kirk-Smith

The Passion story is told for the first time from the perspective of Judas Iscariot in a new work for the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment: The Judas Passion. Sally Beamish,…