21st October 2016

The Candle

by Curt Gardner
21st October 2016

In praise of hilarity

by Charles Stevenson
14th October 2016

A new direction

by Oliver Robertson
14th October 2016

Earthly limits

by David O’Donoghue
14th October 2016

Facing up

by Linda Murray Hale
14th October 2016

Thought for the Week: The present

by Trish Carn

All presents don’t arrive wrapped in pretty paper tied up with ribbon. Some come stealthily in the night. This is the way my most frequently received presents arrive. I awake and…

14th October 2016

Simplicity: Location and lifestyle

by Anne de Gruchy

What is a ‘simple life’ and how and where can we lead one? An unexpectedly rich seam from the interviews I conducted for my research came from asking how people’s cultural…

14th October 2016

Membership

by Richard Hankins

I am one of those awkward people who have attended for many years (twelve so far) with no intention of applying for membership to the Religious Society of Friends. In a recent…

7th October 2016

The dead weight

by A Friend
7th October 2016

Thought for the Week: The joyous gift of love

by Bob Lovett

There was much of love in a recent issue of the Friend. It reminded me of the following ministry given by a young Friend some weeks ago.

7th October 2016

Quaker renewal: The gift of leadership

by Craig Barnett

It is often claimed that Quakers don’t have leaders, but this is not quite true. In a Quaker Meeting leadership is shared among Friends holding many roles – including clerks,…

7th October 2016

Simplicity: Simplicity, time and technology

by Anne de Gruchy

What are the barriers to leading a simple life? I asked this question to participants during research for my 2016 Eva Koch Scholarship and was surprised to find that social media…