24th June 2016

Peace scarecrows

by Robert Keeble
24th June 2016

From the archive: London Yearly Meeting 1916

by Janet Scott

Yearly Meeting in 1916 was deeply aware that as it met some of its members were in prison for conscience sake, and many others were engaged in service to relieve suffering.…

24th June 2016

Out of the Quiet

by Matt Wall
17th June 2016

The Lollards

by Catriona Troth
17th June 2016

Thought for the Week: Joyful tidings

by John Anderson

In a broadcast Good Friday meditation given by an ex-colleague I was surprised to hear him speaking about the way in which listening to Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos had been the…

17th June 2016

Europe: Remaining at the table

by Lina Jordan

Our vision for Europe is of a peaceful, compassionate, open and just society, using its moral influence to encourage other countries and peoples towards the same goals. It is of a…

17th June 2016

Europe: Looking to the future

by Malcolm Edmunds

The quality of public debate on the forthcoming EU referendum has, sadly, rarely lifted above the level of pantomime. Are we better off in the EU? The media seems to be filled with…

17th June 2016

What are Quakers?

by David Brown

At heart we Quakers are mystics, Experiencing the Light, We trust in love and peace, And choose to heal, not fight.

10th June 2016

Men’s Sheds

by Mike Jenn
10th June 2016

Britain Yearly Meeting

by Derrick Whitehouse
10th June 2016

Britain Yearly Meeting 2016: Using gifts for good

by Elinor Smallman
10th June 2016

Thought for the Week: Forgiveness

by Mark Humphries

We all know of early Friends who served sentences in prison; and we know of those who were involved with prison reform. I am grateful for the continued ministry of Quakers in…