3rd October 2014

A spirit of openness

by Harry Albright
3rd October 2014

Words: Worship

by Harvey Gillman

I love words just as I love silence. In fact, each takes value from the other. A self-declared nontheist Friend at Meeting tells me that if I need to know what a word means, I…

3rd October 2014

Icons

by Stevie Krayer

Vaideeni, Romania It’s a long way from gothic-gaunt steeples meant to prod God beyond reach. This one’s a gingerbread loaf. Colours like a country fair, flocks of saints up the…

3rd October 2014

Open to new light

by Ian Kirk-Smith
3rd October 2014

From the archive: Service for peace

by Compiled by Janet Scott
3rd October 2014

Commemoration

by Michael Bartlet
26th September 2014

The cost of dying

by Heather Kennedy
26th September 2014

Religious freedom in Norway

by Hans Eirik Aarek and Marit Kromberg
26th September 2014

Thought for the Week: God is One and God is Many

by Sandra Figgess

A few weeks ago while I was sitting in Meeting for Worship, holding Gaza in the Light, I was struck by the thought that the part of the world which is the cradle of three…

26th September 2014

Honouring the ‘bump’

by Stevie Krayer
26th September 2014

The Llandudno Conference

by Ian Kirk-Smith

Six weeks after the start of the first world war, between 25-30 September 1914, a group of men and women, representing different Christian denominations, met in Llandudno in Wales.…

26th September 2014

From the archive: The highest vision

by Janet Scott

Llandudno has sent us again on an old search – for the way of the Cross. A second-rate religion may do for less strenuous times, but the new demands ask more than we can give,…