17th May 2013

Sexual abuse: facing up to the truth

by Anonymous

No names, just two friends who meet regularly - one a Quaker, one a Seventh Day Adventist - both committed to values of truth, equality and simplicity and living as sustainably as…

10th May 2013

The ebb and flow of diversity

by Celia Hewetson
10th May 2013

Thought for the Week: The hallowed and the holy

by G Gordon Steel

Recently, a Friend quoted in Meeting words by the Austrian-born Israeli-Jewish philosopher Martin Buber, writing as God:  You think I am far away from you; but in your love…

10th May 2013

Seeking truth

by Michael Wright
10th May 2013

Syria found

by Sylvia Edwards
10th May 2013

I have a dream

by Jill Allum

Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your…

26th April 2013

Thought for the Week: Live adventurously

by Anthony Wilson, Quaker Service Memorial Trust clerk

During the war years, in a world engulfed in violent conflict, members of the Friends Ambulance Unit (FAU) and Friends Relief Service (FRS) witnessed to their pacifist…

26th April 2013

Answering that of God

by Martin Wainwright

In the first year of the second world war a tribunal heard evidence about a ‘fine young man’, a Methodist Sunday school teacher and Cambridge graduate, whose conscience…

26th April 2013

Memories

by Alan York
26th April 2013

The Friends Relief Service

by Edith Snellgrove

Walcheren 1944  I was sent in 1944 with a Friends Relief Service Team to Holland. We worked on the island of Walcheren, a saucer-shaped island at the mouth of the Scheldt. It…