13th January 2017

The welfare state

by Dick Stockford

We have the best welfare state in the world; or perhaps we did, but surely if that were so, what follows can’t be us? Education performance has dropped to twenty-third out of the…

13th January 2017

Being human and priest

by Mark Bredin
13th January 2017

Vision is just the start

by John Myhill
13th January 2017

Contemplative love

by Bob Morley
13th January 2017

Aleppo

by Voirrey Faragher
6th January 2017

Structures and the Spirit

by Beth Allen
6th January 2017

A factor unknown

by Laurie Andrews
6th January 2017

Quakers and Brexit

by Antonia Swinson

Heard the one about the bishop, the Turner Prize winner and the Quaker? The Church of England has ‘jumped on a middle class bandwagon of horror at the Brexit vote’. So thunders…

6th January 2017

Thought for the Week: Don’t complain!

by John Lampen

I learnt recently that Rabia Basri, the female Sufi saint of the eighth century, warned us not to complain. This advice spoke to my heart, but I had to think carefully about it.…

6th January 2017

Ministry on death

by Jeffery Smith
6th January 2017

Prison, ecology and stewardship

by Mark Humphries

What image do you have of prison and the prison community? Perhaps you see high walls and ‘razor’ topped fences? You might imagine groups of thugs and villains moping around…

6th January 2017

Quaker renewal: Spiritual generosity

by Craig Barnett

For many years, Quakers in Britain have been deeply reluctant to share the riches of the Quaker way with others. We have labelled any attempt to welcome potential new Friends as…