20th January 2012

Restorative justice: A ray of hope

by Lynda Farrington

Robert Buckland, the Conservative MP for Swindon South, described the event as ‘the best public meeting I have ever attended’.  It was full. It was business-like. It was…

20th January 2012

The ‘Iron Law’

by Bob Johnson

Exasperation would drive my mother to exclaim ‘“I-Don’t-Care” was MADE to care’. She was looking for an Universal Moral Law to counter some egregious act that had caught…

20th January 2012

Departure

by Stanley Holland

I am part of what once was      But might be so again. Did we love once? Were we one?      Two hearts with but a single rhythm?

13th January 2012

Companionship and good food

by Symon Hill
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…