8th August 2014

Do-it-yourself media

by Judy Kirby

When George Fox asked his famous question – ‘what canst thou say’ – I wonder if he was foreseeing the internet, for there has never been a development so perfectly moulded…

1st August 2014

Called to be poets

by Harvey Gillman
1st August 2014

Open for transformation: being a Quaker

by Ian Kirk-Smith
1st August 2014

The futility of war

by Ian Kirk-Smith
1st August 2014

1899 Peace Conference

by Penelope Cummins
1st August 2014

Thought for the Week: Being Friends

by Ian Kirk-Smith

‘We did conclude among ourselves to settle a meeting, to see one another’s faces, and open our hearts one to another in the Truth of God once a year, as formerly it used to…

1st August 2014

Honey, I shrunk the state

by Mike King

I can think of no more fundamental question for social justice than this: how big should our state be? Those who argue for a small state place themselves within the right or…

1st August 2014

From the archive

by Janet Scott
1st August 2014

Blind to disability?

by Marlêne Cantan-Taylor

I was looking at a Friend’s concern about being put in a tent or caravan at the coming Yearly Meeting Gathering (YMG), when she had booked and hoped to be provided with a private…

25th July 2014

There are no words

by Southern Marches Area Meeting
25th July 2014

Trident and Scotland

by Glen Reynolds
25th July 2014

Thought for the Week: Waiting on the Light

by Brenda Claxton

Just sitting. Just waiting. Trusting the Light. This is not an easy thing to do, especially when I find myself in limbo with nothing much going on. When thoughts stray into this…