7th August 2015

QSA funeral work makes award shortlist

by Tara Craig

Quaker Social Action (QSA)’s ‘Down to Earth’ campaign has been shortlisted for a prestigious Third Sector Award. The funeral poverty project is competing for the Breakthrough…

7th August 2015

Friend greets Mennonites

by Tara Craig

Gretchen Castle, general secretary of the Friends World Committee for Consultation (FWCC), offered ecumenical greetings at the recent Mennonite World Conference global assembly in…

Friends tread ancient paths
7th August 2015

Friends tread ancient paths

by Tara Craig
31st July 2015

Friends target MPs over welfare

by Tara Craig

Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) and individual Friends contacted members of parliament (MPs) in the run-up to last week’s second reading of the Welfare Reform and Work Bill to…

Cadbury connection with historic Qur’an
31st July 2015

Cadbury connection with historic Qur’an

by Tara Craig
31st July 2015

George Weidenfeld thanks Quakers

by Tara Craig

Former publisher George Weidenfeld recently acknowledged his debt to British Quakers when describing his support for the rescue of Syrian Christians. George Weidenfeld is among the…

Australian Friends fined for tea-party protest
31st July 2015

Australian Friends fined for tea-party protest

by Tara Craig
31st July 2015

Meetings asked for help

by Tara Craig

Chayley Collis, a Huddersfield Friend, has developed a survey on renewable energy and fossil free divestment for Meeting houses and other Quaker buildings.

31st July 2015

American Friends School closes

by Tara Craig

George Fox Friends School in Cochranville, Chester County, Pennsylvania, has closed due to poor enrolment levels and a shortage of funding. Business manager Janet Eaby told local…

Barn Café opens at Swarthmoor
24th July 2015

Barn Café opens at Swarthmoor

by The Friend Newsdesk
24th July 2015

Friends to mark Hiroshima anniversary

by The Friend Newsdesk

Friends will mark the seventieth anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Thursday 6 August with an interfaith service of commemoration and commitment for a…

24th July 2015

Walking back in time at Winchmore Hill

by Tara Craig

A new walk through Winchmore Hill, north London, will highlight the days when the area was a place of refuge for Quakers. The walk will be led by City of London guide Joe Studman…