15th April 2016

What is security?

by Chris Butler and Robin Bowles

Security is a word that is much misused. It is used to justify a whole range of horrors. For example, it is used to justify the spending of £163 billion to replace, and maintain…

15th April 2016

Europe: To stay or to leave?

by John Lampen

I’m dreading the run-up to the EU referendum. The issues are so complex that even those who understand them cannot agree on the consequences of either choice. But in order to get…

15th April 2016

The need for stories

by Martina Weitsch

It couldn’t be more urgent. It couldn’t be more critical to the survival of humanity and many other species on the face of the earth. We’ve been talking about our commitment…

15th April 2016

Being there

by Bridget Wilkins
8th April 2016

A Field of Wheat

by Anne-Marie Culhane
8th April 2016

Thought for the Week: The abacus

by Elena Verigo

It was the first time that I had to open the Meeting house to our Newbury Friends on a Sunday morning. I was chuffed. What a privilege! I had the keys, got some milk, three balls…

8th April 2016

Testimony, morality and aeroplanes

by Linda Murgatroyd
8th April 2016

Prayer beyond belief

by Peter Jarman
8th April 2016

Quaker renewal: The Quaker way

by Craig Barnett

The Quaker faith in Britain today is experiencing a period of questioning and reflection. It is a time of challenge and opportunity. Craig Barnett offers a personal assessment of…

8th April 2016

Be kind

by Jill Allum

‘Be kind for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.’ - Plato Why are we so slow to learn? Plato said the words above about 400BC. Geoffrey Durham quoted these words in an…

8th April 2016

Extremism

by Howard Grace

Many factors contribute to extremism. One is the belief held by some, from diverse religions, that by their actions they are serving God. Many people in the world, including…

1st April 2016

Footholds for reform

by Juliet Lyon