With the release of The Testament of Ann Lee in UK cinemas, many people are encountering the story of the “Shaking Quakers” for the first time. But how are Shakers connected to Quakers? And what’s the difference between the two?

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Craig Barnett reflects on whether the best days of Quakerism are ahead of us.

Pip Harris shares her account of being arrested as part of the “LIFT THE BAN! Campaign" to de-proscribe Palestine Action.

It’s ‘farewell’ from Caitlin as she moves on to her next big adventure!

A YouTuber shares his impressions of his first Quaker Meeting. Caitlin shares her reflections.

Many Quaker Meetings have a dedicated children’s meeting which takes place at the same time as their main Meeting for Worship. Caitlin explains what Meetings can offer to families.

330 Quakers gathered last week outside New Scotland Yard in response to arrests made at Westminster Meeting House. Sam Stone shares what it was like to attend this one of a kind meeting.

Friends share how being a Quaker impacts their relationships.

Friends reflect on what living simply means to them.

What’s going on in the silence of a Quaker Meeting?

David Curtis, a Quaker and a labyrinth builder, speaks about the parallels to be drawn between labyrinths and Quaker practice.

As you enter 2025, how will you let your life speak?

Friends reflect on whether Quakers should celebrate Holy Days.

Actress Sheila Hancock shares about her experience of losing faith and rediscovering a sense of comfort and purpose in her life as a Quaker.

It's very understandable if sitting in silence for an hour sounds daunting. Here's some alternatives for enjoying the peace and stillness of a Quaker Meeting without compromising on comfort.

Writing from his experience of imprisonment, Isaac Penington’s emphasis on living with integrity is still relevant today.

Friends reflect on what ‘That of God in Everyone’ means to them.

This article weaves together reflections from a few Friends on this rather unique aspect of Quaker practice.