25th November 2016

Questions

by Christine Karn

I beg you to be patient towards all that is unresolved in your heart. Learn to love the questions like locked rooms or books written in a foreign tongue.

18th November 2016

Enough is plenty

by Tony Weekes
18th November 2016

Broadening community

by Andrew Backhouse
18th November 2016

Thought for the Week: The supermoon

by Alastair McIntosh

Monday night was a bit of a letdown for watchers of the sky across the greater part of Scotland. It was billed as the night of the ‘supermoon’ – that time, once in a…

18th November 2016

‘Creating a Just Scotland’: tax and land reform

by Joyce Taylor-Richards
18th November 2016

Volunteering at Woodbrooke

by Sila Collins-Walden

In 2014 I went to the Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre in Birmingham with my husband to have a holiday and an opportunity to explore the lovely village of Bournville. I had always…

18th November 2016

Only One God?

by John Peirce
18th November 2016

Clearness rapids

by Roland Carn
18th November 2016

The grapes of wrath


by Bill Bingham

The Bavarian regiment in which Adolf Hitler served in world war one was first engaged by the Black Watch near the village of Langemark on the road to Ypres. The Black Watch were…

18th November 2016

Thoughts on committees

by Aubrey Hill

Oh what a pity, another committee has messed it up again And safeguarding measures that give me no pleasure are driving me insane. Whatever I do – in a moment or two – we’re…

11th November 2016

Thought for the Week: A word collage on peace and conflict

by Lesley Anne Morris
11th November 2016

The Scillin tragedy

by Ernest Hall