18th August 2017

Silence in the midst of noise

by Wendy Pattinson
18th August 2017

Yearly Meeting Gathering 2017: Special interest groups

by Ian Kirk-Smith, George Osgerby and Elinor Smallman
18th August 2017

Different interpretations

by George Osgerby
18th August 2017

Thought for the Week: Bramley

by Eleanor Nesbitt

‘An apple tree,’ you said. ‘Use it to buy an apple tree.’

18th August 2017

The Retreat Lecture: Spirituality, hope and community

by George Osgerby

The title of The Retreat Lecture 2017, delivered on 1 August at Yearly Meeting Gathering by Bronwen Gray, who has been chaplain at The Retreat in York since 2010, was…

18th August 2017

Friends and Shushary

by Clare B Dimyon
18th August 2017

Images of Christ: Standing at God’s right hand

by Rowena Loverance

Like Coventry Cathedral, the location of last month’s art work, Llandaff Cathedral in South Wales was heavily bombed during the second world war. When it was repaired in the…

11th August 2017

Yearly Meeting Gathering 2017: The main sessions

by Harry Albright

During the Yearly Meeting at the University of Warwick between 29 July and 5 August Friends dealt with an enormous number of items of routine business, including various…

11th August 2017

Our goal

by Oliver Robertson
11th August 2017

The Salter Lecture: Conscience in the political life

by George Osgerby

There are positive things we can look forward to, Molly Scott Cato, Quaker and Green MEP, assured her audience at the 2017 Salter Lecture, ‘Brexit, Chilcot and the Role of…

11th August 2017

The George Gorman Lecture: Movement building from stillness

by Elinor Smallman

If the Spirit is in every person then the Quaker community is, by definition, open to all. In the George Gorman Lecture, held on Tuesday 1 August, Tim Gee explored themes such as…