22nd July 2016

Thought for the Week: Values and value

by Jonathan Griffith

During the period of December to February I gradually lost all functions in my right arm. This would be bad enough normally but, having cerebral palsy, that arm was essential for…

22nd July 2016

Quakers and Business

by Denise Stanley-Chard
22nd July 2016

Which Meeting house?

by Andrew Backhouse

We’re six floors high – a lovely building on a lovely street, close to the railway station and with natural lighting into the basement. The central staircase has original iron…

22nd July 2016

Reading the ‘Red Book’

by Terry Oakley
22nd July 2016

The sense of presence

by Noël Staples

Recently I ministered about how my sense of the presence seemed that morning to delight in itself and how I shared in that delight. It isn’t always thus. Sometimes I seem to…

22nd July 2016

Living well, dying well

by Peggy Heeks
15th July 2016

Inspiration at The Pales

by Jeff Beatty
15th July 2016

Thought for the Week: Practising peace

by Jane Pearn

I have a confession to make: I’m reluctant to wear a ‘Quakers for Peace’ badge. Like ‘god’, peace means different things to different people. To some, it is avoiding or…

15th July 2016

Spiritual truth and business method

by Volker Heine

Spiritual truth is not like maths and physics, where we have a universal language precisely defined and understood in the same way around the globe ‘from Tokyo to Timbuktu’. I…

15th July 2016

Revitalising the planet

by Anthony Fox

New Milton Meeting has spent time on how we might be able to ameliorate the current immigration crisis. We opened our meeting with a quotation from Quaker faith & practice…

15th July 2016

Health outcomes

by Judith Niechcial
15th July 2016

Justice and kindness

by Jeff Beatty

Friends met at The Pales, originally a burial ground for Friends in the seventeenth century, since they could not be buried in churchyards. Today there is a Meeting house there…