13th January 2012

Love in an imperfect world

by Kenneth Aldous
13th January 2012

Reaching Out: Questing Hampshire and Islands

by Geoff Pilliner
13th January 2012

The door

by Stephanie Grant
13th January 2012

A matter of funding

by Jennifer Armstrong

Circles of Support and Accountability have two main, interconnected aims: to protect the public and to reduce re-offending. A Circle comprises trained volunteers, usually four,…

13th January 2012

Thought for the Week: In Meeting

by David Lockyer

A moment of quiet. A collection of my thoughts. A ragbag stuffed with the past: overfull sometimes, memories spilling out of it and spitting venom at me. Then the silence of the…

6th January 2012

Reaching Out: Quaker Quest ten years on

by Alec Davison
6th January 2012

Time without food

by Raymond Mgadzah
6th January 2012

Thought for the Week: A spiritual path for our time

by Ian Kirk-Smith

This year is the tenth anniversary of the birth of Quaker Quest. It began as a tentative idea. Friends in London had a concern. A concern about the future of their faith. How…

6th January 2012

Spiritual needs

by Reg Naulty

In a recent Australian census, seventy-five per cent of the population put themselves down as religious believers, but only about fifteen per cent attended any kind of religious…

6th January 2012

Driving safely

by George Smith

Most of us are road users and probably drivers too. So there must be a Quakerly approach to driving, where personal behaviour and actions on the road reflect the principles of…

6th January 2012

Work: virtue or vice?

by Anthony Boulton

The protest outside St Paul’s Cathedral has raised the public’s consciousness of the inequalities of our present economic system, yet even the protesters themselves admitted…

6th January 2012

Practising the Presence

by Kenneth Bird