30th September 2011

What we do and why we do it

by Oliver Robertson
30th September 2011

Come home to within

by Beth Allen

Dear Lee   I was touched when you told me last Sunday that, as you sat in your first Quaker Meeting for Worship a few weeks ago, you felt you had come home. Many of the early…

30th September 2011

Holding open the door

by Alistair Fuller
30th September 2011

Quaker parenting

by Wendrie Heywood
30th September 2011

Service to others

by Harry Albright

… Be patterns, be examples in all countries, places, islands, nations, wherever you come, that your carriage and life may preach among all sorts of people, and to them; then you…

30th September 2011

Greenham Common: 30 years on

by Kim Hope
30th September 2011

Meeting at Glenthorne

by Harvey Gillman

We met in silence, the cows and I in the long wet grass, in worship they, ruminating I. They sat. I stood by the wooden fence that set apart the sprawling house from the winding…

23rd September 2011

Pilgrimage

by Symon Hill
23rd September 2011

Quaker political engagement

by Janet Quilley
23rd September 2011

The uncomfortable truth …

by Tony Weekes and Sue Holden
23rd September 2011

The spirit of creation

by Ian Kirk-Smith

The National Gallery, in London’s Trafalgar Square, contains some of the finest paintings in the world. They are an enduring expression of the very best in humanity –…

22nd September 2011

The inferior sex?

by Kevin Schofield

Mary Wollstonecraft, an eighteenth century dissenter and staunch pioneer of women’s liberation, fought against the exploitation and subordination of women by men. In 1792 she…