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July 2020
With Full Conviciton
With Full Conviction is a play written by a Sussex Quaker, Neil MacDonald, supported as a Concern by Sussex West Area Meeting. In the play, three marginalised people meet on a park bench and begin a journey in which they find the spirit of God. This play aims to build relationships and bring people together in our angry and divided times. It explores themes of spirituality, mysticism, marginalisation and peace. Due to be performed at Brighton Fringe, we have had…
Find out more »September 2020
Deepening Our Commitment – Loving Earth Project
The Loving Earth Project celebrates people, places, creatures and other things that we love but which are threatened by growing environmental breakdown. It offers a way in to help people engage with the issues without being overwhelmed. https://lovingearth-project.uk/ During our time together we shall create a textile panel to join the travelling exhibition as well as reflect on our response to the climate crisis, to explore how we might make changes to the way we live and to protect what…
Find out more »Celebration Earth! at St Alban’s – live event cancelled
Saturday 19th September Sadly the exhibition and live performance at St Alban's cathedral (involving some Quakers) has had to be pulled due to Coronavirus . A filmed event is planned instead. More details will be available via https://www.celebrationearth.org
Find out more »Loving Earth Project display at Merton Abundance Fruit day
A display of locally-made textile panels made for of the Loving Earth Project will be on show at this COVID-19 safe celebration of local produce. 2 minutes' walk from Wimbledon mainline and underground station.
Find out more »October 2020
Sun and Shadow: Silver Linings – exhibition in Leyburn, N Yorks
An exhibition of new oil paintings by Judith Bromley. Artists statement: There is something about the transitory nature of clouds flowing over our dales landscape, which hasbeen created by ancient geological changes over eons of time, that draws me to watch and paint. Theshadows describe the shapes of the fells and dales, patches of sun highlight fields and walls fashionedby human hands over centuries: time and space, light and shadow. Coming back to painting after a break, following the challenging…
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