24th July 2015

Thought for the Week: Justice and divine truth

by David Bone

As we have come to the end of Ramadhan, the end of the month of fasting for the world’s two billion Muslims, I want to reflect upon what it means to ordinary people, both Muslims…

24th July 2015

Something especially Quaker

by Laurie Michaelis

Friends have made vital contributions to the environmental movement. Canadian Quakers Irving and Dorothy Stowe were co-founders of Greenpeace. British Friends have been closely…

17th July 2015

Building community

by Lee Taylor
17th July 2015

Expanding the Peace Testimony

by Terry Hobday
17th July 2015

A tale of two cities

by Keith Archer

If you’ve never been to Quaker House in Brussels, you’re missing something. It’s a fine Art Nouveau former townhouse, recently restored to its original splendour by the…

17th July 2015

Thought for the Week: Be still and know God

by Kiron Gardner

What if… this really was the one answer to everything What if… there was absolutely nothing else to do but be still, and ask to know God

17th July 2015

The dangers of TTIP

by David Maxwell

The title of Quaker MEP Jude Kirton-Darling’s Salter Lecture at Britain Yearly Meeting 2015 was ‘Trade deals: realistic concerns or rabble rousing?’ For me the wording either…

17th July 2015

A three-legged stool

by Gerald Conyngham
17th July 2015

Women in War

by Keith Chatfield

Women and children are rarely, if ever, instigators of war; but, according to the UN, they account for the majority of those affected by armed conflict. ‘Women in War in Their…

10th July 2015

Taxes for peace

by Joshua Habgood-Coote and Joel Wallenberg
10th July 2015

Tom Robinson

by John Arnison
10th July 2015

The Pop-Up Tea Shop

by Kate Bone