10th January 2014

Quakers and healing

by Hugh Maw
3rd January 2014

Love and Light

by Ron Hillier
3rd January 2014

The jewel of Quakerism?

by Judith Smith
3rd January 2014

Ways of seeing

by Sibyl Ruth
3rd January 2014

Afterwords

by Simon Western
3rd January 2014

Thought for the Week: Being a Quaker

by Michael Wright

The badge ‘I’m a Quaker – ask me why’ encourages and challenges us all to articulate our own responses. Sharing with one another why we are Quakers, what belonging means to…

3rd January 2014

Drugs and crime

by Nicholas McGeorge

I have been attending the UN Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Commission meeting for many years on behalf of the Friends World Committee for Consultation (FWCC). In April…

3rd January 2014

Does RE matter?

by Geraldine Winnall

Devon and Cornwall Friends recently hosted a public event to draw attention to the large-scale changes in education that have affected the teaching of Religious Education (RE). It…

3rd January 2014

Precious words

by Jill Allum

There have been a lot of contributions in the Friend recently on the subject of God and what could be termed the ‘God/no God controversy’. Whether we like it or not, we are a…

3rd January 2014

Credo

by Dorothy Searle
3rd January 2014

Silence is

by Matt Grant

What is this silence in which we sit? Yes, a solemnly maintained sacrament, Yes, a strange keeping of the sabbath, But also, much more, Silence is the builder of HaMakom,   a…

3rd January 2014

Ghost town

by Catriona Troth

In 1981 I was a postgraduate student at the University of Warwick, living in Earlsdon, one of Coventry’s satellite villages, and periodically attending the lovely, modern Quaker…