28th October 2011

Thought for the Week: Peace as a way of life

by Franco Perna
28th October 2011

Quakers and the cuts

by Stuart White

On 4 October the Religious Society of Friends issued a news release titled ‘Quakers oppose unfair government cuts.’ Following discussions with Friends in Oxford, I have been…

28th October 2011

Quo vadis Libya?

by Sylvia Edwards

No matter how much things change they remain the same, in Libya this is true. Tribe fights against tribe brutality is returned by more brutality.

28th October 2011

Remembering Jordans

by Janet Hyland
21st October 2011

The world of Joseph Wood

by Pamela Cooksey
21st October 2011

Death shall not prevail

by Robert Powell

On 22 July, exactly three months ago, Anders Behring Breivik, a thirty-two year old Norwegian, set off a car bomb outside government buildings in Oslo. It killed eight of his…

21st October 2011

A moment in time

by Dorothy Searle

It is Monday, 3 October, at 8.30 in the morning, and I am hanging out my laundry. I have a small whirligig line placed in a bed of low-growing alpines – plantaholics like me…

21st October 2011

Thought for the Week: United Nations Day

by Roger Iredale
21st October 2011

Experiment with Light: Sink down to the seed

by Jane Holmes

When Cockermouth, in Cumbria, was flooded in 2009, our house was one of the first to be filled with silty water. I was flooded at the same time with emotional muddle and…

21st October 2011

In everyone

by Kevin Redpath
14th October 2011

Ethical Investment: The situation today

by Raymond Mgadzah
14th October 2011

Experiment with Light: A deeply healing process

by Rosalind Smith