28th October 2016

On discipline

by Roger Babington Hill
28th October 2016

Simplicity: The Twelve Steps

by Anne de Gruchy
28th October 2016

Should land be owned?

by Gill Westcott and Julian Pratt
28th October 2016

Thought for the Week: A spiritual home

by Chris Tortise

Religion has always been important in my life. As a child, I regularly attended a Church of England service and was part of the choir that sang every Sunday. I was a choral scholar…

28th October 2016

The Living Wage

by Lancaster Local Meeting’s Living Wage Campaign Group

Living Wage Week is between Sunday 30 October and Saturday 5 November. This is not George Osborne’s National Living Wage, which is just a hike up of the minimum wage, but an…

28th October 2016

From the archive: War and the Social Order

by Janet Scott

From the 19 to the 22 October 1916 Friends held a conference on ‘War and the Social Order’. It was organised by a committee appointed by the Yearly Meeting and was reported in…

21st October 2016

Aberfan: the kindness of strangers

by Stephen Feltham
21st October 2016

Thought for the Week: Capitalism and peace

by G Gordon Steel

For many years Quakers have consistently said that one of our aims in working for peace is to seek to identify the causes of strife and war. Sutton Meeting’s Tuesday Group…

21st October 2016

Becoming the change

by Tim Cook
21st October 2016

Finding a distinctive Quaker voice

by Elizabeth Colwell
21st October 2016

Desire, spiritual pain and freedom

by Noël Staples

‘I want, therefore I am’ It could be said that without desire you would be dead. In a sense life inheres in the tension between desire and its attainment – or nonattainment,…

21st October 2016

The Anderton Soul Lift

by Rose John