12th November 2009

The naked truth on climate change?

by John Cooper

I was interested to read Chris Walker’s challenge to us all (6 November). His central challenge of taking faith-inspired action is one that needs to be heeded.  My mind…

12th November 2009

The hurt behind appointments

by Michael Wright

I was pleased to read Roy Stephenson’s guidance to Friends on how to deal with a situation where a nominated name is not accepted by the appointing Meeting (6 November).  My…

12th November 2009

Quakers and criminal justice

by Alan Russell
12th November 2009

The Fox: The Friend takes the news initiative

by Judy Kirby
12th November 2009

The Friend launches new website

by Jez Smith
5th November 2009

The story of me, us and now

by Owen Everett
5th November 2009

Quakers and the climate change emergency

by Chris Walker

The Climate Safety report, by the UK’s Public Interest Research Centre, paints a dark picture. It predicts that the Arctic could have an ice-free summer by 2011-2015, eighty…

5th November 2009

No easy answers: appointments and oversight

by Roy Stephenson
5th November 2009

Duplicating effort wastes resources

by John Arnold

The article by John Lewis (30 October) chimes loudly with me; its application should be nationwide, to include the relation between national and area hard-working Friends.  A…

5th November 2009

Changes in Israel

by Gisela Carlsohn

Earlier in the year there was much vilification of Israel in the press, following their actions in the Gaza Strip. Even the Friend had some antagonistic articles. I considered this…

5th November 2009

What is a faith commitment to sustainability?

by Alison Prout
29th October 2009

Space to discover what Quakerism means to me

by James Fox

Are there any young Quakers? If so, what do they do? If you have been to Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) you may have seen some of the younger members sporting the socks and sandals…