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
23rd December 2011

Climb up to the moor

by Linda Murgatroyd
23rd December 2011

Journey home

by Hannah Lynn

Jennifer, where did you find your inspiration for the game?  Well, the initial inspiration, of course, came from my book, The O of Home. However, the real idea came as what…

23rd December 2011

The missing chapter

by Ian Kirk-Smith
23rd December 2011

Meeting for Worship

by Joyce Neill
23rd December 2011

Meanings

by Stephen Allott
23rd December 2011

Lost dreams, fertile ground

by Jenny Webb
23rd December 2011

A blessing

by Janet Scott

There they are on the Christmas cards – three men on camels striding across a desert – sometimes in silhouette, sometimes seen with crowns, gorgeous robes and treasure chests.…

23rd December 2011

Christmas stories

by Michael Wright

The gospel readings report wonderful, fantastic events. A virgin, visited by an angel, is told she will be impregnated by the Holy Spirit and give birth to a son. Believe it or…