12th April 2013

Seekers – ‘A miracle of fusion’

by Jan Arriens
12th April 2013

Thought for the Week: The light and the dark

by Harvey Gillman

The harbour is still. The tramuntana – the wind from the northern mountains across the sea, cool in the winter – has fallen. I sit on a rock and look out on what is one of the…

12th April 2013

Towards a new covenant

by Mike King
12th April 2013

Interview: Science and the spiritual dimension

by Chris Isham

What does your work involve?  I am a theoretical physicist, and work at the extremes of that subject, particularly in foundational studies of quantum physics and the concepts…

12th April 2013

Charity

by Leslie Fuhrmann

I live fairly simply, within my income. This creates a problem, as my bank balance consequently tends to grow.  My family are self sufficient and will benefit from my estate…

5th April 2013

The second Underground Railroad

by Andrew Wood
5th April 2013

A Quaker library

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5th April 2013

No wings, thanks!

by Su Johnston
5th April 2013

Thought for the Week: Wink of Heaven

by Lloyd Kemp

Engrossed in writing a poem, time ceases to exist for me.

5th April 2013

Paradoxes of suffering

by Julian Brotherton

Other people’s suffering appeals, irresistibly, to many television viewers and readers. Misery sells. But our own pain, despair and heartbreak is another matter. We struggle…

5th April 2013

Truth, lies and paradox

by Dave Dight

The message of the Bible isn’t always simple. It is a composite work, written from many perspectives over a long period, for a mixed readership and, understandably, contains…

29th March 2013

Opening up the heart

by Raymond Mgadzah