Quakers in Britain are in the process of revising what is known as the "Book of Discipline". This is a statement of the organization of the Society of Friends in Britain and also a kind of compendium of extracts of writings showing the experience of Quakers in various matters (peace-keeping for example; or maintaining loving relationships; spiritual experience; and sharing pain and suffering.) The Yearly Meeting considering the draft of teh new book decided that it was too biased towards anglophone Friends experience, and in particular contained no passages originally written in Welsh. We are asked therefore to seek out suitable extracts for inclusion in the new book. (they would appear in Welsh with appended translation). In my view the same should go for suitable extracts in Scots Gaelic, or Cornish for that matter! (Irish Friends are united in Ireland Yearly Meeting, which has its own Book of Discipline..) If any list members know of suitable extracts Id be pleased to help put them before the Yearly meeting. Also, if you know of Welsh or Gaelic speaking Quakers you might like to remind them of this call... Time is short though - new suggestions have to be in within a couple of weeks. Thank you for your attention - I hope this dosent fall outside list guidelines. Edis Bevan