16th May 2014

Belonging in Europe

by Andrew Jameson
16th May 2014

Conscription and conscience: Part one

by David Boulton

On Sunday 2 August 1914 Britain saw the country’s biggest ever anti-war demonstration (before 2003): fifteen thousand people in Trafalgar Square led by Keir Hardie, fifty…

9th May 2014

Intellect versus Spirit

by Noël Staples
9th May 2014

2014 EMES Epistle

by Europe and Middle East Section (FWCC)
9th May 2014

Quakers in Malta

by Linda Hoy
9th May 2014

Thought for the Week: Lions and donkeys

by David Boulton

Next Thursday, 15 May, is International Conscientious Objectors Day, which this year has special significance as the nationwide centennial commemorations of the first world war get…

9th May 2014

Intentions not promises

by Keith Wedmore

Marriage is a useful and easily recognised concept carrying many privileges of practical use. But as Friends our first aims are to face reality and avoid hypocrisy. It is time our…

9th May 2014

Ah, yes, but…

by Carboholic

First, the bad news. Over the last three months our electricity usage has almost trebled. Now, the good news. Our spending on fuel has fallen from about £140 a month to almost…

9th May 2014

Not ideas about the war but the war itself

by Roger Iredale

Dad hated those processions: strangulated distant bugles, rifles butting Whitehall tarmac, doleful incantations from the comfortable clergy resurrecting Albert, Chalky and those…

2nd May 2014

Seeking the light

by Ernest Hall
2nd May 2014

The Beatitudes and the Ten Commandments

by John Myhill
2nd May 2014

Thought for the Week: That of God

by Ian Kirk-Smith

In 2003 I spent over a year and a half making a film, for BBC Northern Ireland, about a working class Loyalist estate in west Belfast – Springmartin – half way up a mountain…