28th March 2014

Ploughing

by Joan Condon
21st March 2014

Returning to Zimbabwe

by Raymond Mgadzah
21st March 2014

Etty at Jesus Lane

by Noël Staples
21st March 2014

Population really matters

by Tony Osborn

The concerns of investors, looking for convenient and attractive profits, and environmentalists looking for sustainability seem at odds.  Take three countries – X, Y and Z…

21st March 2014

Politics

by David Keating

Whilst visiting a Meeting in England a few months ago, a Friend’s ministry was highly critical of current government policy on the matter of state benefits and greatly…

21st March 2014

Playing God

by Brian Baxter

Fourteen years ago agriculture in Britain was changing dramatically. A new technology, which had already been carried out for several years in America, was being introduced here…

21st March 2014

Sustainability - Transforming ourselves, transforming the system

by Laurie Michaelis

Government negotiators have just completed a week of talks on climate change in Bonn – their first meeting since Warsaw last November. There will be several more such gatherings…

14th March 2014

Towards the Source

by Angela Arnold
14th March 2014

Sustainability - Responding to Canterbury

by Jill Green and Sandra Figgess
14th March 2014

Thought for the Week: Lent

by John Punshon

It’s a funny old world nowadays. You can have strawberries when you want them instead of just at the beginning of June; you can have daffodils all year round and hot cross buns…

14th March 2014

Age and mental health

by Andrew Backhouse

What do Quakers do about mental health? Where is the spiritual drive? Obviously, we have some good history from The Retreat in York – but an Area Meeting looking at dementia? Is…

14th March 2014

Beliefs and traditions

by Marisa Johnson

‘Where two or three are gathered together… there’s a schism.’ I don’t know where this saying originates, but I first heard it from the wife of an Evangelical Lutheran…