Faith into action: engaging with the 2026 elections
From meeting local candidates to promoting kindness in public debate, Lucy le Roux shares resources for Quaker communities to use to engage with the political process and speak up for truth, peace and justice.
Why drilling in the North Sea is still a bad idea
With voices loudly calling for more drilling in the North Sea, Ben Niblett explores the energy security we actually need.
Where your treasure is: reparations reflections
Klaus Huber reflects on a short Bible passage in the context of reparations.
Don’t be a stepping stone for war
In the face of escalating war, Hannah Brock Womack shares how to keep pushing back against the idea that armed conflict is inevitable.
Westminster Quaker Meeting House suffers second Met Police raid
For the second time in less than a year, Metropolitan Police officers have raided Westminster Quaker Meeting House, arresting young activists.
Palestine Action proscription unlawful
We welcome the High Court's recognition that the proscription of Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act was unlawful. We call for the immediate lifting of the proscription order which remains in place.
Challenging antisemitism: a new guide for Quakers
A guide for Quakers on challenging antisemitism launched this week. Oliver Robertson explains why this was needed.
Yearly Meeting 2026
Yearly Meeting 2026 will take place 1–4 May, online and at Friends House, London #YM2026
Quakers and LGBTQ+ inclusion
Quakers in Britain are an LGBTQ+ affirming faith group. Find out our answers to the Honest Church questions.
Palestine and Israel
Faith
Quaker faith is a search for truth, not an arrival. We don't offer neat creeds or doctrine. Instead, we try to help each other work out how we should live. All people are welcome and accepted at a Quaker meeting.
