Rachel Malloch, Clerk of Quaker World Relations Committee looks at the challenges of sharing Britain Yearly Meeting’s Quaker experience with other Friends, and how her committee facilitates this delicate but vital work.
Since its emergence in Puritan England in the 17th century, Quakerism in Britain has changed a great deal. So has our cultural landscape.
What would George Fox think if he came to our meetings for worship today?
He would find us engaged with the world and a respected part of society, a far cry from the position of early Friends.
