1st September 2017

The ‘elephant’ at YMG

by Jamie Wrench

When I started writing this piece, the BBC was under fire again for giving Nigel Lawson, the former chancellor of the exchequer, peak airtime on the Today programme, no less, to…

1st September 2017

Laying down a concern

by Marion McNaughton
1st September 2017

Suffer the little children

by Terry Hobday

Then there were brought unto him little children, that he should put his hands on them, and pray: and the disciples rebuked them. But Jesus said: Suffer little children, and forbid…

1st September 2017

The Baker family

by Michael Hennessey
1st September 2017

My two uncles

by Ann Fox
25th August 2017

Thought for the Week: A Quaker alphabet

by Ruth Chick

A. Agreement B. Beautiful, belonging C. Companionship, caring D. Do-able E. Exciting, energy F. Fun, friendship, fellowship G. Goodwill H. Hugs I. Interesting, inventive J. Joy

25th August 2017

Letter to Josie

by Richard Thompson
25th August 2017

Reflections on the ‘Red Book’: Conducting our Quaker business

by Linda Murgatroyd

The right conduct of our meetings for church affairs depends upon all coming to them in an active, seeking spirit, not with minds already made up on a particular course of…

25th August 2017

A fond goodbye

by Celia James
25th August 2017

Seeds of peace

by George Penaluna
25th August 2017

From the archive: Letters to the editor

by Janet Scott

Some of the matters on the minds of Friends in the summer of 1917 were revealed through letters to the Friend. The following selection was published on 3 August. One Friend was…

18th August 2017

Of mice, turnips and generosity

by Stevie Krayer