9th September 2016

Poverty is theft

by Ian Kirk-Smith
9th September 2016

Thought for the Week: The light shineth

by John Myhill

I have been struggling with depression much of my adult life: not mine, but that of other people. I am one of those annoying people who are, generally, blessed with happiness, so…

9th September 2016

Approaching the end

by John Hargreaves

How do you deal with fast-approaching death – either your own or someone else that you care about? This important question and others were explored at a special weekend retreat…

9th September 2016

Greenbelt 2016

by Abigail Maxwell

Most British Quakers have come from other churches, and many of us are refugees: we ‘come home’ to Friends, but we would not have left our churches without some…

9th September 2016

Quaker renewal: The meaning of membership

by Craig Barnett

Over recent decades membership has become a contested issue for British Quakers. Some Friends object to the membership process on principle, such as a supposed conflict with our…

2nd September 2016

Turning faith into fiction

by Peter Parr and Mike Brooks
2nd September 2016

The spirit of friendship

by John Tittley
2nd September 2016

Who do we care about?

by Peter Staples
2nd September 2016

Thought for the Week: The Spirit of Love

by Andrew Edis

The Spirit of Love is within us, We are here to bring good news to the poor; We are here to heal the broken hearted, We are here to bring deliverance to the captives, the…

2nd September 2016

Spiritual discernment

by Janette Denley

As Quakers, our Society cannot function effectively until each member and attender understands fully, and is both willing and able, to practice spiritual discernment. Whilst of…

2nd September 2016

The joyous burden of love

by Paul Parker and Deborah Rowlands
26th August 2016

Our dark side

by Maureen Anderson