British Quakers And LGBTQ+
Quakers believe we are all equal and therefore embrace the equality of love.
Read moreQuakers believe we are all equal and therefore embrace the equality of love.
Read moreThe Canterbury Commitment is Quakers In Britain pledge of becoming a low carbon organisation.
Read moreRejecting a male or female identity, the Public Universalist Friend (PUF) was one of America’s first non binary preachers.
Read moreQuakers have a long history of campaigning against the Slave Trade but, to begin with, several Friends did own slaves.
Read moreFrom their beginnings in the mid 17th century, Quakers faced persecution for their faith – this is why and how.
Read moreThe Church of England was designed to orderly control state religion, but its garden soon became full of Nonconformist weeds.
Read moreThe Mason-Dixon line, marked with crownstones, was surveyed by Quaker Jeremiah Dixon (1733 – 1799) and his partner Charles Mason.
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