6th November 2015

A very Quakerly Humpty Dumpty

by Bob Johnson

Would you welcome scientific proof for Quakerism? There is one, buried in the opening page of our Quaker faith & practice (1.01). Or, Option B, do you really cherish the sense…

30th October 2015

Thought for the Week: Hospitality

by Andrew Backhouse

How is your Meeting’s exploration of Quaker faith & practice going? We recently had our first discussion, after Meeting for Worship, in Wilmslow, using the advice from the…

30th October 2015

Scouting for outreach

by Hilary Cox, Laura Conyngham, Elaine Harrison and Joan Bond
30th October 2015

Paris, here we come!

by Laurie Michaelis

Last week, in Bonn, negotiators held their last round of talks before the Paris climate conference in early December. They must now hand over to politicians to make the decisions.…

30th October 2015

Mental health in prisons

by Denise Renshaw
30th October 2015

To All the Nations

by Stuart Masters

The opponents of early Friends often wrote lurid accounts of charismatic behaviour taking place within their Meetings in order to portray the movement as an outrageous and…

30th October 2015

From the archive: The hospital train

by Janet Scott
23rd October 2015

A democratic UK?

by Rebecca Fricker
23rd October 2015

Cowries, currencies and climate change

by Roy Love
23rd October 2015

Thought for the Week: Empathy

by Catherine Henderson

These days, when I’m talking to people, I tend to bring up the subject of refugees. It’s interesting how they respond. My plumber, who makes a point of employing ex-offenders…

23rd October 2015

Friends of permaculture

by Edward Tyler
23rd October 2015

Quaker instructional

by Peter Bolwell

This is the account of an initiative that was undertaken at Hastings Meeting in Sussex to ensure that our attenders are informed about the fundamental ideas that underpin…