26th August 2016

Academies for Quakers

by Nick Tyldesley

‘Academisation’ is one of those ugly, newly minted words that has entered the language and whose popularity will probably soon enter the Oxford English Dictionary.

26th August 2016

Faith in the workplace

by Raymond Mgadzah

Friends are prompted to ‘live their faith’ through their actions in the world. One important area in which many Quakers do this is in the workplace. It is a challenge that…

19th August 2016

Just in time: a design for equality

by George Lakey
19th August 2016

Meeting in Bonn

by Evelyn Shire
19th August 2016

Thought for the Week: Evil

by Alastair McIntosh

Currently, we hear much in the news about evil. In America, the word has been liberally thrown around at both presidential candidates. Meanwhile, the actor Will Smith has been…

19th August 2016

Our country is divided

by A concerned (but hopeful!) young Friend

It’s been the elephant in the room for a while. Quakers are predominantly middle class, white and well-educated. While inequality in the UK has risen, and austerity has hit the…

19th August 2016

Quaker family weekends

by Cathy Betoin

Many Quaker Meetings struggle to maintain an active children’s group. This may not be so much to do with what Quakers are offering or not offering but more to do with the…

19th August 2016

Modernise or bust

by James Elliott

The powers of the West, the greatest and the best, agreed to make a plan for no more war. After days and nights of labour, each resolved to love his neighbour by spending more on…

12th August 2016

The Quest of Quakers: what is it?

by Alec Davison
12th August 2016

Spiritual healing

by Eileen Blenkinsop
12th August 2016

Liverpool Blitz

by T Roger S Wilson

The night that the old Liverpool Meeting House was blitzed Gordon Henderson was a young member of Liverpool Meeting. The old Hunter Street Meeting House, which dated from 1791, had…

12th August 2016

Plainly and peacefully speaking

by Christine Trevett