A quietly inspirational Christian. A man committed to conflict resolution. A skilled architect and acknowledged conservationist. A fearless rock-climber and danger-loving, west-coast sailor. A keen tractor driver yet also Jaguar driver. A piper. A reel-dancer extraordinaire. A story-teller, mimic and wit.

One of the world's oldest online editors

Solicitor, assistant Town Clerk and Chief Executive of Liverpool

Ordained Congregational minister and the first Secretary of the Oxford Group

Born in Poole, Dorset, a life of faith and prayer in India, New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga and Britain.

The Times newspaper today carries an obituary of Brian Boobbyer, who died on January 17 2011. The headline reads 'England rugby union international who left professional sport to join Moral Re-Armament'.

The Daily Telegraph, the UK's largest selling quality daily paper, today carries an obituary of Brian Boobbyer, across six columns. 'One of his generation's finest all-round sportsmen who gave it all up at 24 to work for Moral Re-Armament' reads the headline. 

Stalag Luft III prison camp survivor who forgave the Germans

Russi M. Lala remembers Jini Taleyarkhan, who passed away on January 5th

News of friends' passing, plus changes of address and other news