Quaker Connections
Making connections between Quakers past and present
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So much for a short break!
Darkness and Light made by Gil Skidmore
Back at the end of August I told you that I was taking a short break from Substack to relax and regroup. What happened next has been more radical and has led to a greater reassessment of my path than...
Taking a break
I have several posts for Quaker Connections in mind but I will also be away on holiday and then busy with other commitments for much of September. I think it would therefore be best for me to take a short break now and try to relax so that...
Step by step
Photo by Patrick Hendry on Unsplash
I have gone forward, not as one travelling in a road cast up and well prepared, but as one walking through a miry place, in which there are stones here and there, safe to step on, but so situated that...
Weaving a spiritual path
An osier (willow) basket
One of British Quakers’ concerns in the present day is how to be open to all sorts of people, to welcome all kinds of diversity. We worry that our religious society does not include many young people or people of c...
A Man in a Hurry
A pencil drawing of Thomas Shillitoe, made around 1830 by Charlotte E. Giberne.
In the present day we are used to examining and often speaking freely about our mental health but this practice was less common in the past. However for Thomas...
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Gil Skidmore is a Quaker and retired librarian living in Yorkshire, writing and researching Quaker history and interested in all sorts of things including art, textiles, trees and the sea.
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