31st January 2014

Continuing revelation

by Jean Wardrop
31st January 2014

Friendship remembered

by Antony Barlow
31st January 2014

The bedroom tax

by Marlêne Cantan-Taylor
31st January 2014

Thought for the Week: The church we see

by Matt Grant

The church we see is not a church of bricks and wood and glass. The church we see is not a church of doctrine, hierarchy and ritual. The church we see is simply a gathering of…

31st January 2014

Vegetarian living

by Dave Milner

Woodbrooke is a lovely place with great facilities and a welcoming, friendly atmosphere. I have attended several weekend events over the last two years and enjoyed the food…

31st January 2014

The elephant cull

by John Moor

People go to southern Africa to visit game parks, where elephants often take pride of place. To watch a herd playing at a watering hole, and to see them squirting water over each…

24th January 2014

How should we remember Buchenwald?

by Nick Tyldesley
24th January 2014

A metropolis of death

by Stephen Yeo
24th January 2014

Thought for the Week: I was born light-filled

by Kate Rastall

I was born light-filled. Becoming aware of the spokes of my new life, I reached out in wonder and grew along them, Filling them with feelings, Experiences, Knowledge And memories.…

24th January 2014

Nurturing seeds in Scotland

by Adwoa Bittle and Pam Brunt

‘Grass roots movements involve planting seeds. Those seeds are our own faithful lives’ Jane Pearn said in her report on Meeting for Sufferings to General Meeting for Scotland…

24th January 2014

Answering that of God in all

by Harvey Gillman

At a meeting last year in Brighton, to commemorate the Holocaust, I was sitting next to a Jewish solicitor and I told her that, although from a Jewish family, I was a Quaker.…

24th January 2014

Creating a more peaceful society

by Bulak Dale

Peace is defined as the absence of hostility – characterised by a lack of violence and aggression, both in the international community and within smaller groups in society.…