6th February 2015

On using this laptop for the first time

by Roy Stephenson

I am doing this for practice, nothing more. We practice all the time, preparing for The Real Thing.

30th January 2015

The story of ProNica

by Hilary Beynon
30th January 2015

Thought for the Week: Holding in the Light

by Joanna Dales

What can it mean to hold you in the Light? It cannot change God’s Will, or Fate, or Chance, The chain, the world-without-end linear dance Of causes and effects, turn wrong to…

30th January 2015

Cold Homes Week

by Raymond Mgadzah

Many in the United Kingdom are affected by fuel-poverty. Six million low-income homes are now believed to be living with insufficient and inefficient heating and lighting. The…

30th January 2015

The letter and the Spirit

by Ian Kirk-Smith

For the past few weeks there has been a protest, mostly on a Monday, just after noon outside the front doors of the headquarters of British Quakerism: Friends House in central…

30th January 2015

Taking stock

by Jennifer Barraclough and Peter Coltman
30th January 2015

Transformation

by Anne Adams

Transformation seems to be the ‘in’ word today. Both recent Swarthmore lecturers used it. It was in the title of the event ‘Transforming ourselves, transforming the system’…

30th January 2015

The other life

by Frank Boulton

I am one of the ‘bereaved people who may see, hear or vividly dream about their loved ones’ that Angela Howard wrote about in an article, ‘An eternity before us’, which was…

23rd January 2015

Cathars and Quakers

by Kris Misselbrook
23rd January 2015

Thought for the Week: Keep the memory alive

by Ian Kirk-Smith

The 27 January is the seventieth anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Holocaust Memorial Day, held annually on this day, will be commemorated…

23rd January 2015

Mosques and swords

by Martin Pennock

In 1969 I was a student in Paris, disillusioned with organised religion and excited and alarmed by the revolutionary fervour of post-1968 France. One day, on a wander through the…

23rd January 2015

Charity and restraint

by Christopher Bagley

Those who claim journalistic privilege in seeking the right to satirise religion, and religious figures, may have never viewed the original cartoons that enraged some Muslims to…