13th May 2011

Simplicity and solar panels

by Indigo Redfern
13th May 2011

Living by means and ends

by Timothy Phillips

Small is beautiful; scale is essential. It is easy to see what I can do locally. It is much harder to see how my local choices affect the global economy. Are my decisions…

13th May 2011

Ireland Yearly Meeting 29th April – 1st May 2011

by David Keating

Tucked away on the edge of Dublin, amid playing fields and fine trees, lies King’s Hospital School. It provided an excellent location for 150 Friends and attenders to hold…

13th May 2011

Jesus – who was he?

by Jill Allum

Recently, I have been reading A High Wind in Jamaica by Richard Hughes. It is the weirdest book I have ever read. Rebecca West calls it: ‘A hot draught of mad, primal fantasy and…

6th May 2011

Fleeing fascism

by Rose Holmes
6th May 2011

At the gates of heaven

by Sinéad Brady
6th May 2011

Love your enemy

by Ian Flintoff
6th May 2011

‘The hardest hit’

by Hilary Davies

Friends in York and Cambridge have written of their concern about the impact of welfare cuts on the lives of people who are disabled and their families. I share this…

6th May 2011

The Eternal

by Leslie Fuhrmann

The article on ‘The Eternal’ by Howard Grace (22 April) moved me to review my view of the Eternal.  On the mystery of God, I feel that there probably is a God, in the…

29th April 2011

What do we mean by equality?

by Harry Albright
29th April 2011

Geoff Tansey - working for fair play in food

by Rosemary Hartill
29th April 2011

Desert wisdom

by Alan Heeks