An influential Quaker publication from the 1960s was quoted in the House of Lords debate, earlier this week, on the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.
Friends visiting central London this summer will have a chance to see the interior of King’s College Chapel.
Friends of all ages came together in an unprogrammed Meeting for Worship for the first time in the Large Meeting House on Sunday. Meeting began with a Friend reading God’s…
Friends continue to embrace the benefits of new technology and to explore imaginative new ways of presenting information. The presentation of the centrally managed work of…
There were helpful presentations from Quaker Peace & Social Witness, the Quaker Council for European Affairs, the Quaker United Nations Office and Living Witness at a special…
We look on games as just fun pastimes, but increasingly games are used for serious education and training. We were reminded at the special interest group on Sunday that Monopoly…
Many special interest groups at Yearly Meeting were full to overflowing. Those who met on Saturday to talk about mental health in Meetings filled the seats, sat on the floor…
Bubbles were in the air at Yearly Meeting on Monday morning. In the ‘As Led’ session a Friend spoke of her concern over the ‘bubble’ of Friends associated with…
Rhiannon Redpath and Owen Everett invited Friends to join them in celebrating twenty years of the Quaker Peace & Social Witness (QPSW) peaceworker scheme with an interactive…
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