6th June 2014

On the complexity of simplicity

by Michael Oppenheim
6th June 2014

Baptism in the Spirit

by Allan Holmes
30th May 2014

Towards the Source/Tua’r Tarddiad

by Gerald Hewitson
30th May 2014

Thought for the Week: Friendship

by George Gott

Friendship is a harmony. You relate to me and I relate to you. It is a mediation.

30th May 2014

Wrestling with Romans

by Christopher Bagley
30th May 2014

Conflict prevention in Burundi

by Carolyn Hayman

The Quaker Church in Bujumbura, capital of Burundi, has a dazzling gospel choir in sharply dressed lime and green, and a congregation of around 200. There are the same number of…

30th May 2014

Series - Conscription and conscience: Part three

by David Boulton

On the morning of 15 June 1916 Howard Marten, thirty-one, bank clerk from Pinner, Middlesex, and a member of Harrow Quaker Meeting, was escorted to the parade ground at Henriville…

30th May 2014

Commemorating our shared memory

by FAU China Convoy Reunion Group
23rd May 2014

Judith Kirton-Darling

by Oliver Robertson
23rd May 2014

Thought for the Week: Conscience not creed

by Harvey Gillman

This year we’re beginning to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the first world war. I was once asked by a national newspaper whether Quakers were pacifists as quite a…

23rd May 2014

Remembering forward

by Peter Speirs

More than two hundred people from twenty-seven countries attended the recent conference ‘Why War?’ in celebration of forty years of Peace Studies at Bradford University. In…

23rd May 2014

More engagement

by Kersti Wagstaff

It has been said many times in the Friend (often by self-identified nontheists) that the way to deal with ‘the nontheism question’ is to engage with it, and that is why I…