16th January 2015

‘A Clerk’s Progress’

by Heather Lister
9th January 2015

Thought for the Week: Rembrandt van Rijn

by Ruth Tod

The exhibition of the late work of Rembrandt, held in the National Gallery in London over the past four months, has been an extraordinary experience for the thousands of people who…

9th January 2015

All-Age Worship

by Sila Collins-Walden

The Peace Testimony, for me, is one of the foundations of Quakerism. In times of conflict, for many Quakers going to war was a dilemma, along with other people of faith who were…

9th January 2015

Christmas and paganism

by Colin Nevin

The Christmas tree, decorated with love and attention, was the focal point of celebrations last month in many Quaker homes. And across Britain an increasing number of churches…

9th January 2015

The prophetic voice

by Roger Seal
9th January 2015

‘An eternity before us’

by Angela Howard
9th January 2015

Growing in the Light

by Tristan Cullen
2nd January 2015

Why bother about TTIP?

by James Bruges
2nd January 2015

Christ with a machine gun

by Graham Taylor
2nd January 2015

An untapped resource

by Kevin Roberts
2nd January 2015

Thought for the Week: Words in my head

by G Gordon Steel

As I walk in the park or drive the car alone I often find words coming into my head. Usually they have tunes attached and I sing or hum or whistle: O thou who camest from above…;…

2nd January 2015

Led by the Spirit

by Helen Drewery

A question that keeps getting asked these days is ‘what will success look like?’ Over much of the last year I have been reflecting on this and similar questions with colleagues…