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
26th August 2016

Refugee

by Voirrey Faragher
26th August 2016

From the archive: The war and children

by Janet Scott
26th August 2016

Thought for the Week: Letting the Light sing

by Roswitha Jarman

Walking to Meeting I saw, overhead, dark grey clouds moving that were rimmed with a golden colour, a stimulus to reflect on the Light within and the Light beyond: the Ocean of…

26th August 2016

American Friends in solar drive

by Tara Craig
26th August 2016

The Pied Piper

by Bill Bingham

In 1957 I received a small brown envelope that contained my call-up papers to join the British army as a national serviceman. I was eighteen years of age. After some training I was…

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…