Opportunities to connect with Quakers around the World

This news item was published on 08/04/2025 and may be out of date.

A reminder of these opportunities to connect with Quakers around the world in the coming months, plus additional opportunities to be a resident Friend in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

Resident Friends in Aotearoa/New Zealand:

Wellington

Wellington Quakers are searching for Resident Friends to be based at their Meeting House. Duties include involvement in the life of the meeting and running the bed and breakfast facility. For more details email heatherrobertsnz46@gmail.com.

Auckland

A Quaker couple sought to manage a 4 bed hospitality house in sunny Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand for 1 year from April 2026. This is a voluntary position offering free accommodation and utilities but no remuneration. For more information contact John Flack email: premises@nt.quakers.nz

Quaker Truth and Integrity Group Global Online Meetings

  • Tue 22nd April 9:00 – 11:00 Online
  • Thurs 24th April 19:00 – 21:00 Online

The Quaker Truth and Integrity Group (QTIG) will be holding two global online meetings for worship on 22nd and 24th April to share our uncertainties, fears and hopes. The radical and swift changes to the political landscape across the world that have taken place over the last few months have left many Friends concerned, fearful and disturbed. In this changed landscape, we are asking “What are Quakers called to do?” Further details are available on their website.

European and Middle Eastern Section Annual Meeting

  • 30th April 18:30 – 2:00 Online
  • 8th-11th May Online and in Warsaw

Theme: ‘How Do We Live Together As A Community of Friends in Europe and The Middle East’ “It seemed good to us, having come to one accord”. Acts 15.25

FWCC EMES is the collective body for Quaker meetings in Europe and the Middle East.

In Warsaw £450 per person (Young Adult Friend, aged 18-35, £140 per person)
There is no charge to join online.

Faith in Action in an Age of Permacrisis: Exploring the Possibilities, Understanding the Tensions

20-22 June Brussels

The Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) and Quaker Peace & Social Witness (QPSW) are inviting Friends from across Europe to come together to learn about and explore contemporary Quaker work for peace and climate justice.

300€ residential, 100€ non-residential.