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BDRC 25-26 January 2025
The Book of Discipline Revision Committee met to discuss the latest progress in updating Quaker Faith & Practice ready for a new draft text to be presented to Yearly Meeting in 2027.
BDRC 25-26 January 2025
Outdoor witness at Yearly Meeting 2025
If you are attending Yearly Meeting at Friends House, online or with your local community you are invited to join this year's Outdoor Witness.
Outdoor witness at Yearly Meeting 2025
Unloved Quaker schoolroom becomes vibrant artistic hub
Darlington Quaker Meeting's old school room lay empty for years until enterprising premises manager Helen Whittington transformed it into a hub of artistic creativity.
Unloved Quaker schoolroom becomes vibrant artistic hub
The rollercoaster life of a travelling minister
Travelling in the ministry has it's up and downs but for Emily Provance, life in the last week has actually been a rollercoaster.
The rollercoaster life of a travelling minister…
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Quakers speak on plight of migrants
Quakers in Britain have written an Open Letter to the Prime Minister, expressing their deepest concern for the plight of migrants desperately trying to cross the Mediterranean.
Quakers take action against military drones
In national Quaker Week, Quakers in Britain are protesting against the use of military drones. Saying that all life is sacred, Quakers hold that drones devalue human life and undermine international law.
White poppies and remembrance
In the run up to Remembrance Day Quakers, along with many others, will be wearing white poppies. Some choose to wear both red and white poppies.
White poppies and remembrance
Telling stories of courageous Quakers in World War I
The white feather diaries goes live on Monday 26 October. Published by Quakers in Britain, daily posts on White Feather Diaries website (website no longer available) feature five Quakers who bring alive their courage and the cost of following their conscience as the horror of World War I envelops their lives.Diarists tell the stories of conscientious objectors who said No to war.
Churches speak out on benefit cuts
Benefit cuts to change behaviour are unpopular, ineffective and immoral, say Churches. Quakers in Britain, along with Church Action on Poverty, the Church of Scotland, the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church, the Scottish Episcopal Church, and the United Reformed Church are warning that the Welfare Reform and Work Bill marks a dangerous shift away from a core principle of the welfare state and will make poor people even poorer.