Newsletter Archive

In this newsletter, we share the announcement of the 2025 Swarthmore Lecturer and highlight that we are recruiting for two new Programme Coordinators to join our team. You’ll also find details about our upcoming courses and residentials, along with various worship opportunities available to you.

In this newsletter, we look ahead to our upcoming courses and residentials, share our worship opportunities, and highlight the latest from our blog.

In this newsletter, we provide preparatory materials for the Swarthmore Lecture, feature our George Fox 400 programme and highlight our upcoming courses and online worship opportunities.

In this newsletter, we look ahead to the 2024 Swarthmore Lecture, which will be delivered by Ben Jarman at Britain Yearly Meeting. We share resources and support for those engaged with the UK General Election and look back on last weekend’s George Richardson Lecture.

In this newsletter, we are excited to launch our new programme of courses from July to December and beyond! We hope these offerings will nurture your spirit, inspire your activism, and strengthen your Quaker community.

In this newsletter we share news of our recent work with Central England Quakers on investigating their local Quaker History, look forward to the 2024 George Richardson Lecture and share the FWCC EMES 2023 Annual Report which features an update from Woodbrooke.

In this newsletter we share the videos from our recent Eva Koch presentations, announce a new episode of ‘A Quaker Take’ podcast, highlight our upcoming courses and worship opportunities, and more…

In this newsletter we announce the initial details of The Future of British Quakerism conference which will be taking place in October. We also look at the upcoming Eva Koch presentations, share interviews with our CRQS students, and highlight some of our upcoming courses and online worship opportunities.

In this newsletter we share some exciting events coming up this year including the celebration of George Fox’s 400th Birthday and the return of the MOOC (Mass Open Online Course) on the Start of the Quaker Way.

In this newsletter we announce our new CEO, feature the e-brochure for our upcoming programme, share some good news from our Centre for Research in Quaker Studies and highlight a number of upcoming courses and worship opportunities.

In this newsletter we start to look ahead to next year and share the first half of our 2024 programme! We also provide an update on the British Quaker Survey, bid farewell to a long serving member of staff and as always highlight some of our upcoming courses, online worship opportunities and the latest from…

In this newsletter we focus on the British Quaker Survey. We also share news of our new worship opportunity for educators, a recording from the recent Friends Quarterly Conversations on outreach and highlight our postgraduate study programme.

In this newsletter we are pleased to announce our 2024 Swarthmore Lecturer and share news of our 2023 Eva Koch Scholars. We also highlight a special online meeting for worship for No Faith in War, feature some of our upcoming online and in-person courses including new additions and share our regular online worship opportunities.

In this newsletter we provide updates on our climate crisis and anti-racism work. We also share news of a recent graduation and our ongoing Trustee recruitment.

In this newsletter we share news about our new brochure, recruitment for Woodbrooke Trustees and Swarthmore Lecture Committee Members, and the recent Learning and Research staff residential.

In this newsletter we announce that The Woodbrooke Learning Survey is now open for responses. We also share news about the Eva Koch Scholarships, the extended deadline for the Woodbrooke Centre anthology of memories, highlight some of our upcoming online and in-person courses and online worship opportunities, and share the latest from our blog.

In this newsletter we also share application details for this year’s Eva Koch Scholarships; look ahead to our upcoming courses, sessions and residentials including our first Woodbrooke Places, in person event; showcase our regular online worship opportunities; and provide the latest from our blog.