10.30am-4.30pm, Saturday 19th May, Friends House, Euston, London.
Organised by Campaign against the Arms Trade (CAAT)
Last November, democracy campaigners in Egypt called on people around the world to take action: “The army and police rely on tear gas, bullets and weapons from abroad... We ask you to take action... Shut down the arms dealers. Do not let them make it, ship it.”
Would you like to know more about Quakers? A revolving series of sessions with talks, Q&A's and a chance to experience Quaker worship take place 6.30 - 9.00 every Monday evening (except Bank Holidays) at Friends House. 6.30 p.m - 7.00 welcome and light refreshments; 7.00 - 9.00 p.m meeting.
Maxine Kaufman-Lacusta presents her recent book – an interview-based study in which more than 100 Israeli and Palestinian nonviolent activists share hopes and visions, and discuss effective strategies and challenges faced in pursuing the goal of a just peace.
Maxine is a Canadian Quaker with a Jewish background. She lived in Jerusalem for seven years and has written widely on Palestinian and Israeli nonviolent activism and related topics.
This is a notice from the small but very dedicated group of Friends who volunteer some of their time to bring you this website (http://londonquakers.org.uk).
All London Quakers, aged 11+ and under 18 are invited to join our first ever collobration with Luton and Leighton Link group.
We're teaming up with Luton and Leighton Area Link Group; for twice the link group = twice the fun!!
There will be the usual array of fun stuff to do, music, hanging out, games, eating (possibly BBQ) and some interesting speaker/workshops on the theme of sustainability with lots of time inbetween to make new friends and catchup with old ones.
Please use the contact form below to get a booking and further info form
Simon Best, is Woodbrooke’s tutor for Nurturing Friends & Meetings. He is passionate about the potential for Quaker meetings to be all-age faith communities, rooted in their surroundings.
Simon gave the George Gorman lecture at BYM in 2011 and will lead a day long workshop exploring Living Community. Cost per participant £25, includes afternoon refreshments, bring a packed lunch or eat in the cafe.
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