by Kerstin Reimers TMR | 25 Nov, 2025
The Flock A playful approach to a serious topic written in the spirit of inviting engagement and reflection. Apologies to all Avians and thanks to the Rules Revision Working Group for their dedication. Characters are fictional, created mostly as composites to...
by Liz Field, New South Wales Regional Meeting | 24 Feb, 2025
Henry Propsting (1810-1901) Henry Propsting was a convict who became a respected Quaker and Hobart citizen. Henry Propsting was one of nine children born to Ferdinand (also known as Frederick) and Ann Propsting (nee Bispham) in Monken Hadley, a rural village north...
by David Swain | 1 Dec, 2024
An introduction to James Parnell Michael Corbett, Queensland Regional Meeting James Parnell was born in 1636 in the Midlands area of England. His parents were well off and he went to a fee paying grammar school. At the age of 15 Parnell became...
by Michael Corbett | 1 Sep, 2024
First- and Second-Generation Quakers Michael Corbett, Queensland Regional Meeting Imagine if you would that you are amongst the first 2 or 3 people in the world who came to be named “Quakers”. To use a phrase from Professor Brian Cox describing when the Big-Bang...
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