2nd August 2013

On being a grandpa

by Ken Veitch
26th July 2013

Beyond forgiving

by Howard Grace
26th July 2013

Thought for the Week: Hard times

by Tim Cook

About two years ago I started keeping a journal. I began it at a time when I was starting to attend Quaker Meeting regularly and was also facing the prospect of early retirement,…

26th July 2013

Declaration of the 2013 UK Pilgrimage for Peace and Economic Justice

by The 2013 UK Pilgrimage for Peace and Economic Justice

Nuclear weapons are unique in their destructive power, in the unspeakable human suffering they cause, in the impossibility of controlling their effects in space and time, in the…

26th July 2013

Travelling in ministry: Elders’ gifts and authority

by Thomas Swain

One of my requests to Meetings that invited me to share about Spirit given gifts, was to gather on Friday evening with elders of the Meeting. It would be helpful for these Friends…

19th July 2013

An old family Bible

by Antony Barlow
19th July 2013

Friends in Wales

by Lynn Moseley
19th July 2013

Thought for the Week: Shared values

by Peter Kurer

In 1938 my family and I were saved from the Nazis by members of the Religious Society of Friends. My brother and I, when we came to Britain, were then given two free years at…

19th July 2013

Myth and reality

by Penelope Cummins

Four churches – the Methodist Church, the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Church of Scotland and the United Reformed Church – recently produced a report that addresses six…

19th July 2013

A guided mystic

by Noël Staples

At Britain Yearly Meeting in 2012, by pure coincidence (or synchronicity), I sat next to a London Friend in one of the sessions where we shared, for a couple of minutes, our…

19th July 2013

Space consciousness

by Angela Greenwood

Sometimes in the Experiment with Light meditation an image, or an insight, can come up that is not only helpful for us personally, but which seems to have a universal relevance…

19th July 2013

Truth

by Jill Allum

Truth is such a big Quaker word. Almost as big as love. It often has a capital T. It has been big from the start.  Early Friends came out of the churches falling away from…