1st October 2009

Integrity in public life

by Tony Stoller

Truth and integrity in the conduct of business affairs was one of the keystones of the eighteenth and nineteenth century Quaker reputation. It is received wisdom that the honest…

1st October 2009

Testimony to Truth

by Linda Pegler
1st October 2009

Simplicity

by Laurie Michaelis

Quakers have been deeply involved in the green movement in Britain since its emergence around fifty years ago. Friends have tended to join with others in their political engagement…

1st October 2009

Testimony to Simplicity

by Jan Arriens and Marion McNaughton
1st October 2009

Equality and social justice

by Belinda Hopkins

Since 2000 when the first schools began to train staff in restorative approaches, inspired by the philosophy of restorative justice, more and more schools have taken an interest in…

1st October 2009

Equality

by Marian Liebmann

I’ve often envied people who have ‘thunderclaps’ of spiritual insights, revelations that clarify the whole of life and point in new directions. It hasn’t been like that for…

1st October 2009

Silence

by Ros Smith

1st October 2009

Quaker thought in poetry

by Gerard Benson

I’m a Quaker and I’m a poet. Both of these aspects of who I am are full-time. They’re not always compatible. There are things I write that I wouldn’t submit to a Quaker…

1st October 2009

Quaker thought in literature

by Marina Lewycka

1st October 2009

Committed relationships

by Phil Lucas

The decision of British Quakers, taken at the end of July, to treat same-sex marriages in the same way as different-sex marriages is the culmination of a long process. Towards a…

1st October 2009

Testimony to Equality

by Jonathan Dale
1st October 2009

Meetings

by Harvey Gillman