17th February 2012

Settling

by Pete Stuart
17th February 2012

Thought for the Week: Moral leadership

by Ian Kirk-Smith

What kind of a society do we live in? What kind of a society do we want to live in? Are the salaries, for example, that are being paid to people in different sectors in ‘right…

17th February 2012

Stillness

by Aidan Childs
10th February 2012

Quakers and creation: Going to a ‘better place’?

by Stuart Masters
10th February 2012

Escaping victimhood

by Tim Newell
10th February 2012

A shift

by Sonja Rose
10th February 2012

Thought for the Week: Faith in action

by Janet Scott

Touring a red light district and lunching with a group of women, most of whom are prostitutes, is not my normal way of spending a day. I was in India and visiting a church that…

3rd February 2012

The candlelight of peace

by David Zarembka
3rd February 2012

Reaching Out: Ourselves as others see us

by Geoffrey Durham
3rd February 2012

Thought for the Week: Words and meanings

by Gordon Steel

There are words and music from our (largely Christian) heritage that are deeply ingrained in our souls. They are part of us and we hold them as part of our common legacy. But the…

3rd February 2012

Equality in our buildings

by Julia Smith

The proposed redevelopment of the Large Meeting House at Friends House in London provides both challenges and opportunities. When members of the Quaker Disability Equality Group…

3rd February 2012

Quakers and the Tobin Tax

by Mark Frankel

There has been comment in the Friend about a Tobin Tax, or Financial Transactions Tax (FTT). I offer the following based on some professional knowledge. To call the FTT a ‘Robin…