20th March 2015

A snapshot of British Quakers

by Linda Murgatroyd

In 2013 a team based at the Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre and associated with the universities of Birmingham and Lancaster carried out a major survey of British Quakers. The…

20th March 2015

Financial inequality

by Don Atkinson

Luton and Leighton Area Meeting recently held a workshop-based discussion on financial inequality. The subject is the cause of major social ills and far more marked than most…

13th March 2015

Thought for the Week: Gifts and ministry

by Ruth Tod

Paul Parker, recording clerk of Britain Yearly Meeting, posed an important question in the first issue of the Friend in 2015. He wrote: What is your ministry? Ministry, he…

13th March 2015

A family at Woodbrooke

by Rosie Robison
13th March 2015

Total communication and the kingdom of heaven

by Noël Staples
13th March 2015

Lest we forget

by Peter Jarman

Amongst the many events intended to keep alive the memory of the Nazi genocide of Jews, in January I attended a Holocaust Memorial Day event in York. A Jewish Quaker gave a…

13th March 2015

…In Everyone?

by Sonja Rose
13th March 2015

By convincement

by Jane Pearn

With some trepidation, I find myself wanting to write about God and membership of the Religious Society of Friends; and about that old-fashioned word, convincement. I first found…

11th March 2015

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6th March 2015

Engaging with creation

by Noël Staples
6th March 2015

Thought for the Week: The People of the Cross?

by Alastair McIntosh

The Cross today might seem obscure. Not so, in the so-called ‘Islamic’ State’s recent video of beheading twenty-one Coptic Christians. Its captions make two mentions. The…

6th March 2015

Death Cafe

by Geof Sewell