21st July 2010

Are theology and religious studies important?

by Symon Hill

Theology and religious studies departments at British universities could be facing the axe following the government’s decision to slash higher education spending. Bangor…

21st July 2010

The dilemmas of being a Quaker prison chaplain

by A Quaker prison chaplain

I have been a Quaker prison chaplain for over seven years. It is immensely rewarding to experience the deeply gathered silences in Meetings for Worship in prisons. Increasingly I…

21st July 2010

Joseph Rowntree Foundation presents…

by The Friend newsdesk

David Cameron has proclaimed his vision for the ‘Big Society’ at a time when deep cuts in many areas of public spending are on the horizon. They are cuts that will have severe…

Values for money: divesting from BP
14th July 2010

Values for money: divesting from BP

by Chris Walker
Jean Zaru wins justice award
23rd June 2010

Jean Zaru wins justice award

by Sue Glover Frykman
23rd June 2010

Swedish Friends ponder neighbourhood questions

by Sarah Coote

In May, Swedish Friends gathered at Svartbäcksgården, the retreat centre near Rimbo, for their seventy-sixth Yearly Meeting. The multifaceted theme for the weekend was peace; two…

23rd June 2010

Call to recognise peace heroes

by Symon Hill

Taking the equality challenge
23rd June 2010

Taking the equality challenge

by Clare B Dimyon
Quakers at Eurosatory
16th June 2010

Quakers at Eurosatory

by Jez Smith
Muswell Hill centenary
16th June 2010

Muswell Hill centenary

by Ruth Tod