24th August 2012

Personal queries

by Tommy Gee

I have always preferred action to words, and doing rather than telling others what to do.  A large part of my life has been spent in work in Africa, the Pacific and Britain…

23rd August 2012

Punishment enough

by Juliet Lyon

The government is planning to construct ways for offenders to make amends to victims. Addressing the All Party Parliamentary Penal Affairs Group in July, justice minister Tom…

27th July 2012

Walking through silence

by Harriet Hart
27th July 2012

Thought for the Week: The Quaker testimonies

by Peter D Leeming

And this is the word of the Lord God to you all, and a charge to you all in the presence of the living God: be patterns, be examples in all countries, places, islands, nations,…

27th July 2012

Bullying in schools

by Stephen Cox

The majority of lesbian, gay or bisexual students have been bullied at school because of their sexuality. New research, published by the charity Stonewall and based on research it…

27th July 2012

Welfare cuts

by John Horan

Something dangerous is happening to our spiritual and moral values. Should we, as Quakers, sit by and ignore our testimony to equality while our poorest and most vulnerable…

27th July 2012

What shape my soul?

by Hilary Gullen
20th July 2012

Working on the dump

by Rosemary Emmett
20th July 2012

Connecting at the edge

by Hazel Bone
20th July 2012

Call to end trade with illegal Israeli settlements

by Marisa Johnson

On 19 June I had the privilege of offering the Quaker perspective to parliamentarians who came to an event organised by Christian Aid to call for a ban on trade with illegal…

20th July 2012

Thought for the Week: First things first

by Ken Aldous

‘An attitude to life which seeks fulfilment in the single-minded pursuit of wealth – in short, materialism – does not fit into this world, because it contains within itself…

13th July 2012

Together in the open room

by Philip Gross