28th February 2014

Body, mind and soul

by Clive Ashwin
28th February 2014

Thought for the Week: Meeting for Worship at North Gate, Faslane Naval Base

by John Anderson

On the far side of the roundabout Pyramidal orchid, tormentil, silverweed. Three small streams, toppling over rocks, Improvise tranquil cadences While a scrum of compact birch…

28th February 2014

QPSW supports End Hunger Fast campaign

by Ian Kirk-Smith

Quaker Peace & Social Witness (QPSW) is supporting the End Hunger Fast campaign that calls for urgent political action to end hunger in Britain.  Many people throughout…

28th February 2014

Fair and sustainable?

by Sister Gina

It is with some relief, but also with a heavy heart, that I am about to retire at the age of seventy after nearly fourteen years of ministry as a part time prison chaplain. Most…

28th February 2014

Faith and practice

by Stephen Petter

Letters to the Friend about acceptance of atheism, nontheism and God indicate that, despite discussion over several years, we are no closer to a resolution of this dispute. The…

21st February 2014

Saving the Meeting house

by Stanley Holland
21st February 2014

Be a good person

by Eva Tucker
21st February 2014

Patterns and examples

by Jane Pearn
21st February 2014

Thought for the Week: Signs of hope

by Craig Barnett

When our daughter Moya was born we held a ‘welcoming’ celebration for her at home, reading out this passage from the prophet Isaiah: ‘See, I am doing a new thing! Now it…

21st February 2014

Structures and spaces

by Janet Quilley

It is interesting that the alternative ‘public’ name chosen for our Large Meeting House is The Light. It feels unfinished: a light what? A light hall or room? A lighthouse…

21st February 2014

Sustainability series - The Canterbury commitment

by Laurie Michaelis

Last summer I was one of three Friends who surveyed Yorkshire Meetings on their engagement with sustainability. Our findings surprised and encouraged us. Most of the Meetings were…

21st February 2014

John ap John

by Elaine Miles

Have you ever heard of John ap John, Of Coed Cristionydd not far from Ruabon? Son of a modest arable farmer, More solid than John and a great deal calmer, John now thought it was…