13th April 2012

Just Peace?

by Michael Bartlet
13th April 2012

Speaking truth amidst power

by Anne van Staveren

Early on the morning of 27 March, twelve of us met for worship in Friends House. In the stillness, one person spoke of her deep sense of belonging and responsibility for the day…

13th April 2012

Your money and/or your life?

by Mo Kelly

Many of us are aware that quality of life, whatever part of the planet we happen to inhabit, is intimately related to economic justice – a huge question and one that, over the…

13th April 2012

Thought for the Week: When non means yes!

by David Boulton

We Friends are often perceived as a negative lot. Asked what we believe, we tend to reply with a string of negatives. We are against credal formulations, against doctrinal dogmas…

6th April 2012

Dear prime minister

by Malcolm Elliott

Friends are concerned about advocacy and how best to ‘speak truth to power.’ There are many ways in which we can do this. The internet and ‘new media’ have introduced…

6th April 2012

Thought for the Week: Easter

by Michael Wright

Among the astonishing stories of leaders of the world’s great religions, none is more astonishing than that of Jesus. More than two thousand years ago, a peasant from the…

6th April 2012

Adventurous gardening

by Dori Miller
6th April 2012

Quakers in the World (Europe): Growing in the Spirit

by Ian Kirk-Smith

‘Pavel and his wife and two children get on a train at about 6am on Sunday morning. He usually has his accordion with him. The train journey to Prague takes three and a half…

6th April 2012

Policeman, Stoke Newington

by Peter Daniels
30th March 2012

Quakers in the World (North America): Our ‘sames’ go right to the bone

by Ian Kirk-Smith and Trish Carn
30th March 2012

What are we doing well?

by Andrew Backhouse