Amersham Quakers

Food for thought to go with you hot cross buns and Easter Eggs

Food for thought from Junior Yearly Meeting

Healing the Brexit divide

Is anyone else taking part in this meeting?

At our final event in the series, we look at alternatives to violence and how we can all act to prevent it. Choose two of six workshops!

A chance to see one of Write to Life's memorable performances, at Oxford Quaker Meeting House https://www.freedomfromtorture.org/…/lo st_and_found_at_the_…

Just over a week until our second of three evenings looking at violence, this time it's the turn of Domestic, Youth, Political and Religious Violence. Help us make sure there's enough cake by registering via Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-confli ct-why-violence-ty…

An interesting personal account that's worth a read by those of us preparing for Yearly Meeting

From Brexit to how best to stop climate breakdown, there are lots of divisive issues about.
While there is no magic conflict resolution recipe that works every time, we can choose how to respond. Here's four ideas to play with. 👇👥

Three fascinating talks kicked off our series on Why Conflict? Why Violence? Don't miss out on Part 2 (2nd March) and Part 3 (16th March).

How to love your neighbour.

Less than a week until our first of three free events exploring conflict and violence. Booking isn't necessary but reserving your place through Eventbrite helps us plan the refreshments.