16th December 2011

Thought for the Week: Fairness

by Malcolm Edmunds
16th December 2011

My life, my faith

by Rachel Rees
16th December 2011

Being Salt and Light

by Mike Glover

The growth of several new Quaker groups in the former Soviet Union, partly due to the influence of the internet, was one of the interesting facts to emerge from a lively…

16th December 2011

Going green at Swarthmoor

by Alan Headech

The Meeting House at Swarthmoor was gifted to Friends by George Fox in 1686. Much of the structure is probably at least 350 years old, has exterior walls two foot thick, is not…

16th December 2011

The Spirit: alternative views

by Julian Brotherton

‘No, I’m not religious, but I am spiritual!’ We regularly hear this nowadays and often from members of the Religious Society of Friends. It could mean various things. For…

9th December 2011

Thought for the Week: Quaker business method

by Jill Segger

One-upmanship, adversarialism, having the last word, getting the upper hand. All these destructive tendencies are commonplace in our daily lives – in the workplace, at…

9th December 2011

Love thy neighbour

by Lois Lodge
9th December 2011

Lessons from Zambia

by Lyn Schumaker
9th December 2011

How you share it

by Anne Eardley

‘The people demonstrating on the steps are Quakers. They say that everyone suffers when we have millionaires on the one hand and homeless have-nots on the other. For the richer…

2nd December 2011

Gambling: time for real change

by Helena Chambers
2nd December 2011

The spoils of addiction

by Howard Reed
2nd December 2011

Vocable (for John)

by Philip Gross

Ninety now, you’re adrift on the vowel-stream, the crisp edge of all your five languages gone and we’re back to the least of language. It’s all one, your, his or my slight…