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Isobel Lane, 03 September
re. the Skyspace. I am eagerly looking forward to BYM in York to have the chance to worship in the Skyspace. Because of depressive illness I have varied experience of darkness. It seems to me that even at what appears to be the very last a glimmer appears which holds me. If darkness was completely without light it would have to be a vacuum, i.e. containing no photons. We are told that "nature abhors a vacuum" i.e. that a vacuum is impossible in nature on this planet at any rate
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Epistle from the 22nd Triennial of the Friends World Committee for Consultation
Friends World Committee for Consultation
News round-up
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A matter of trust
Noël Staples
Comment
Ruth Camm & Miranda Chadkirk
Letters
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Friends’ work in India and Pakistan 1946 to 1948
John Hawkins
A social revolution?
Rowena Loverance
Shaking the foundations in the 21st century
Robin Waterston
Have faith!
Inez Hussey
Living in the End Times?
Laurie Michaelis
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