by australianfriend | 4 Sep, 2022
Recently I attended the funeral of Jean Talbot, for many years the anonymous poetry editor of The Australian Friend. Towards the end of the service we sang a hymn which I was familiar with, but had never heard at a funeral. The first verse is: Eternal Father,...
by australianfriend | 4 Sep, 2022
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by australianfriend | 5 Jun, 2022
Editorial We are told that in our spoken ministry we should not be political, but from the beginnings Quakers have not been afraid to become involved in politics if that was needed to further moral and spiritual goals. Michael Corbett reminds us in this issue that...
by australianfriend | 5 Jun, 2022
Noted This is our regular feature in which we briefly record interesting publications and websites that have come to our attention. Inclusion of an item in this format does not preclude a possible longer review in a later issue. We welcome suggestions for inclusion. ...
by australianfriend | 6 Mar, 2022
Editorial “Holding in the Light” is a commonly used Quaker expression which has added significance in these troubled times. Sometime it just seems to mean “I’ll be thinking of you”, but some Friends find a much deeper and personal meaning in the words. In this issue...
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