15th February 2013

Thought for the Week: Not in our name

by Ian Kirk-Smith

On 15 February 2003 millions of people, across the world, marched in more than 600 cities. They had a simple demand: for George Bush and Tony Blair to call off their plans for an…

15th February 2013

How should we define ourselves?

by George Rhys Williams

Quaker: Christian who believes that all humanity is lighted with a divine spark or light from God and that one must conform to God’s will via this light.  Quaker: A person…

15th February 2013

Marching for peace – then and now

by Philip Austin

The diverse group with whom I traveled to London on 15 February 2003 got nowhere near Hyde Park and the speakers. This was due to the sheer numbers of people with their banners…

15th February 2013

Meeting for Sufferings: An alternative view

by Andrew Backhouse
15th February 2013

Meeting for Sufferings: Meeting for Worship

by Joy Croft

Like many people, I was initially attracted to Quakers by the peace testimony. In my case, it happened in the early 1990s, when the country was rushing into the first Gulf war.…

8th February 2013

Being real Friends

by Michael Wright
8th February 2013

Isaac Penington: early Quaker mystic?

by Ruth Tod
8th February 2013

3Generate

by Aidan Childs

I am happy to call myself a Quaker, less happy to call myself a Christian. So, as I arrived as a participant at ‘3Generate’, the Methodist Youth Assembly, I was not sure what…

8th February 2013

Thought for the Week: 1652 country

by Robert Straughton

The story of George Fox meeting up with the Westmorland Seekers and the Fell family is so extraordinary, and was so transformational, that it is rightly the core of what visitors…

1st February 2013

Los Amigos, Cuban style

by Alan Ray-Jones
1st February 2013

Not just a load of new lightbulbs

by Jamie Wrench
1st February 2013

Thought for the Week: Jubilee

by Tim Jones

This time last year, Elizabeth the second said to a meeting of faith leaders ‘the concept of a Jubilee is rooted in the Bible’. Whilst looking forward to her own celebration,…