11th January 2013

Are you a collector?

by Michael Golby
11th January 2013

Thought for the Week: What does love require of you?

by Felicity McCartney

Every stage of our lives offers fresh opportunities. Responding to divine guidance, try to discern the right time to undertake or relinquish responsibilities without undue pride…

11th January 2013

Just a few leaflets

by Richard Stewart

In Quaker faith & practice the section on our Peace Testimony states that ‘as Friends we have never been satisfied that corporate statements and personal witness are enough.…

11th January 2013

Peace is a process

by Helen Drewery

Good morning. Two incidents of horrific violence have shocked us all in recent days: the church organist killed in Sheffield on his way to Midnight Mass, and the medical student…

11th January 2013

Feelings are OK!

by Judy Clinton

Feelings are the most accurate guide we have to who we are and how we are conducting our lives. As very small children we were in touch with how we felt about everything, and we…

4th January 2013

Congo re-visited

by Hazel Shellens
4th January 2013

A white elephant

by Michael Bartlet
4th January 2013

Nominating the Nobel

by Alan Quilley
4th January 2013

Woodbrooke in winter

by Stevie Krayer
4th January 2013

Thought for the Week: 170 years of the Friend

by Ian Kirk-Smith

One hundred and seventy years ago, in 1843, a group of Quakers launched an independent magazine. The Friend has been on an interesting voyage since then.  It is ironic to…

4th January 2013

A tax on love

by David B Lawrence

I wonder whether anybody remembers that early Quakers rejected marriage because it was a sacrament; that is, they regarded it as one of the extortion rackets run by the…

4th January 2013

Back to the land

by John Brown