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Quakers at Christmas
17th century Quakers would have shunned any special celebrations for Christmas: they believed that each day, and all of life,…
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Quakers and the First World War
Mark and Ruth Tod of Henley Quaker Meeting spoke on 27 November at Dunsden Village Hall about the Society of Friends…
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In remembrance 2018
“Let us remember, and remember for a purpose” – are the final words in this short video by Penny Locke of East…
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‘Beyond forgiving’ film, 13 November
Some thirty people came to Henley Quaker Meeting House on the evening of 13 November to watch ‘Beyond forgiving’,…
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New book for our library
Maidenhead Quakers thank the author David May-Bowles for the gift of a copy of his book A Child of Cologne. …
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Talk about the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme
Christine Hayes gave us a talk in our Wokingham meeting about how the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme has been…
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Newbury Meeting house – latest update
For over 15 years Newbury Quakers lived with the threat of losing our Meeting house. To our great joy, that…
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Quakers in the modern world
‘Quakers in the modern world’ at Maidenhead was well received by those who attended. Several people were known to us…
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Newbury Quaker Open House
Newbury Quakers held a successful and enjoyable Open House day on Saturday October 6, despite the wet weather. The day…
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Who will clean up Bhopal?
The water supply in Bhopal is still contaminated thirty-four years after the gas leak from the Union Carbide/Dow pesticide plant.…
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