Life as a Quaker in Wales in 2019. No hymns are sung, no set prayers are read in meetings and no one is told what to believe. Share. by Jessica Walford; 07:59, 23 Feb 2019 Updated 17:57, 26 Feb 2019; ...

In Wales the Quakers in particular were to suffer. The lead up to the Civil War of the 1640s is woven with issues relating to politics, economic and social change, and religion.

STANDING on a plinth for an hour with only the pigeons for company may not be everyone’s cup of tea.

Bishop Stallard presided at the Pride eucharist, with two of The Gathering’s pastoral leaders: the Revd Delyth Liddell, a ...

British police raided a Quaker meeting house in London on Thursday and arrested six women attending a meeting on climate change and the war in Gaza, according to a statement from Quakers UK.

As the place with more castles than any part of the United Kingdom, Wales is commonly absent from the pictures drawn by ...

The Court of Great Sessions in Bala, North Wales, threatened to burn Quakers, prompting the Welsh Quakers to acquire land (approximately 40,000 acres) in and around what is now Pennsylvania.

The Court of Great Sessions in Bala, North Wales, threatened to burn Quakers, prompting the Welsh Quakers to acquire land (approximately 40,000 acres) in and around what is now Pennsylvania.