Edition 44 - The Bristol Cable

Edition 44

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Quakerism’s quiet youth turn?

A 400-year-old faith, with an average member age of 66, may be finding new life among a younger generation of Bristolians

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‘Come and find a listening ear’: Seeking solace at Bristol’s Rastafari Centre

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The Bristol Way of Death

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Strange sounds, synagogues and solidarity: Bristol’s radical Jewish artists

From Klezmer to queer folk-punk, Bristol’s Jewish artists are keeping a tradition of antifascism alive

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‘Violence is worse than loving your enemy’

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Charting a new course: How Bristol’s Muslims are mapping their own futures

Muznah Sh Farah

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Children of the stones: Druidry in Bristol

With alternative spiritualities on the rise, reporter Isaac joins a dawn ceremony featuring Druids, ritual magic and one very small lighter

Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins