2nd December 2011

The gambler’s tale

by Kevin

I kissed my fiancée goodbye, but this wasn’t going to be a normal working day. I had left a note on the bed and, as I walked through the park on my way to the police station, I…

2nd December 2011

Cathedrals, tents and boardrooms

by Roger Iredale

In Bath this week I saw a small park with fifteen tents in it and notices declaring: ‘We are the 99%’. Such camps are in cities around the globe.  The Occupy London camp…

2nd December 2011

Still waiting for a law

by Christine Downes-Grainger
2nd December 2011

Quakerism versus chaos

by Bob Johnson

Darwin misjudged it – it’s not so much survival of the fittest, it’s survival. In the Arctic, the woolly mammoth grew fur, which its African cousins didn’t; bats can’t…

2nd December 2011

Love is God

by Barbara Harris
25th November 2011

Thought for the Week: Spiritual truth

by Ian Kirk-Smith
25th November 2011

The Angel of Newgate

by Deborah Swiss
25th November 2011

Experiment with Light: Movement of the Spirit

by Hilary Pinder
25th November 2011

Voice of the morning

by Lloyd Kemp
25th November 2011

The Hexham Debates

by Caroline Westgate

On a Saturday morning in January 2007, some Quakers arranged a public meeting to be addressed by Bruce Kent. Parliament was about to debate the renewal of Britain’s nuclear-armed…

18th November 2011

Housing for the elderly

by Philip Barron
18th November 2011

Experiment with Light: The culture of silence

by Helen Meads