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The spiritual heart of our shared humanity?
In a new eBooklet, ‘Our shared Humanity. Some inclusive spiritual perspectives’, Newbury Friend Howard Grace explores whether, in engaging together…
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Nurturing young Friends
Quakers from Reading and Wallingford were introduced to our new Youth, Children and Families Development Worker, Julia Dover, at a…
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“Moments out of time”
The annual Quaker Mental Health Forum is coordinated by Alison Mitchell, Mental Health Development Officer, and supported by the Quaker Mental Health…
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Keep your Meetings
In 1662 when the adults of Reading Quaker Meeting were all in prison, the children kept the Meeting going. Today,…
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Meetings suspended
Quakers won’t gather together for worship over the coming months. But our Meetings won’t stop. Some of us will wait…
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Climate crisis protests
Quakers from the Mid Thames area took part in Extinction Rebellion protests in London over the past two weeks, highlighting…
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How are we tackling climate change?
Read our 2018 sustainability report to find out what Mid Thames Quakers are doing to tackle climate change and other…
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What makes Quakers tick?
Craft activities, talks, food, poppies, Meeting house tours and special Meetings for worship – there was something for everyone during…
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Our latest Mid Thames Quakers’ newsletter..
..is full of summer news from around the area. There’s Newbury Quakers’ nail-biting knockout in a Christian Aid skittles competition;…
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Riverside Counselling talk
We found out more about the work of Riverside Counselling Service from a talk by Teresa Johnstone, chair of trustees. Riverside…
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