4th February 2011

Rethinking our Peace Testimony

by Gordon Matthews

Jill Allum is right to call for fresh thinking about our peace testimony (21 January). As the context in which we live changes, so we need to change the ways in which we express…

26th January 2011

A Quaker/Conservative coalition?

by Margie Savory

The Christmas column in the Bridport News (19 December 2010) proved to be a wonderful present for Quakers in west Dorset and all groups who undertake long term campaigns. It was…

26th January 2011

Old sailors’ tales

by John Lewis

Howard Wright’s article (‘Talking Point’, 14 January) has carried me far away. There used to be a plaque in the docks in Calcutta that recorded an extraordinary feat: the…

26th January 2011

Mind and mystery

by Ian Flintoff

Stephen Petter is concerned for the flight from Quakers’ origins in Christianity (14 January) and the shunning, by some, of the terms and concepts that this implies: ‘god’,…

26th January 2011

A Quaker and the Underground

by David Burnell
26th January 2011

The Puritan and the Quaker

by David Burnell
26th January 2011

Grace Cathedral; a personal pilgrimage

by Stuart Donnan
20th January 2011

Peace: making a difference

by Symon Hill
20th January 2011

Alternatives to Violence: expect the best

by Chris Walker

Alternatives to Violence (AVP) holds workshops in communities and prisons to help people get better at handling conflict without using or suffering from violence. The workshops,…

20th January 2011

The Armed Forces: time for change

by Michael Bartlet
20th January 2011

Protest and peace

by Betty Hagglund

20th January 2011

Dilemmas of a pacifist stand

by Jill Allum

Quakers are celebrating the 350th anniversary of the Peace Declaration, which is one of the bases for our Peace Testimony. Let’s get it as right as we can. 1661 was an acute…