4th July 2014

Sustainable living

by Barbara Panvel and Ali Jeffery
4th July 2014

Friends of the Truth

by Stuart Masters

What’s in a name? Well, quite a lot it would seem when it comes to dissenting religious movements. Early Quakers called themselves ‘Friends of the Truth’ but their opponents…

4th July 2014

My father’s ashes

by Carolyn Sansom

It was a beautiful autumn day last year when I stood in the churchyard with other family members for a short service to bury my father’s ashes. He had given faithful service as…

27th June 2014

Thought for the Week: Being a Quaker today

by Mary Penny

At the time of the second Summer Gathering I was invited to cater for the Planning Committee so they could both stay and eat together throughout the event. I then went on to cater…

27th June 2014

Chequered lives

by Iola Hack Mathews
27th June 2014

War and humility

by Stephen Feltham
27th June 2014

Quaker hills and history

by Florence Hampton
27th June 2014

Oblation

by Don Hartridge
27th June 2014

Marriage and equality

by Clare Dimyon

As a lesbian of the British Empire, Friends might be surprised to find that I have a surprising level of agreement with Frank McManus (18 April). It certainly surprised the…

27th June 2014

The worst enemy of the Jews?

by Andree Ryan
20th June 2014

Take action!

by Jonathan Baxter

What is happening in your life and the life of your community that shows witness to our testimonies?  These words were written in the Tayside Quaker this spring. The Dundee…

20th June 2014

Trapped

by Fran Macilvey