4th October 2013

Climate change – faith or action?

by Laurie Michaelis

Last Friday saw the first instalment of the Fifth Assessment Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC): the summary from Working Group I, on the science of…

4th October 2013

British Quakers: Mission and message - Early Friends

by Stuart Masters and Simon Best
4th October 2013

Quaker Week

by Alistair Fuller

At the heart of our Quaker experience, inspiring and shaping everything that we do, is Meeting for Worship. It is the root and source of our action in the world; it nourishes our…

4th October 2013

Thought for the Week: In divine hands

by Michael Golby

What is our silence and stillness for? ‘Downtime’ from the busy lives we lead, certainly. That’s therapeutic, I am sure, like meditation or a country walk. But Meeting for…

4th October 2013

Proper rehabilitation

by Paul Funnell
13th September 2013

Equipping for Ministry

by Noël Staples
13th September 2013

Thought for the Week: What is a Quaker concern?

by John Hall

George Fox said, in a sermon in Ulverston Church in 1652, ‘Christ saith this, and the apostles say this; but what canst thou say? Art thou a child of the Light, and hast thou…

13th September 2013

The Inspiration of Seeds

by Philip Chadwick

Thinking about Seeds of Inspiration Led to a veritable bean-feast of thoughts about seeds. I think you’ll agree, seeds are pretty amazing, So let’s concede the Inspiration of…

13th September 2013

The end of life

by Don Mason

The current materialism in the West has, I believe, contributed to a tacit assumption, which is held by many, that the worst fate that can befall us is to die.  This…

13th September 2013

Sing with conviction

by Mary Dower

It all began when, among the newcomers to Meeting, was someone who had made a round trip of fifty miles to come. This was not that unusual in North Scotland Area Meeting. I…

13th September 2013

Reflection: Endings

by Alison Leonard
13th September 2013

Passivhaus

by Janet Cotterell

The Passivhaus energy standard has been in use for the last twenty years. It was originally conceived by Wolfgang Feist, a German physicist, who could not understand why housing…