Tricia Bradbury shares news of a special event at Selly Oak Quaker Meeting House on Friday 2 June 2023: Probation Areas throughout Britain have been given beautiful wooden benches made by prisoners which commemorate the Coronation of King Charles. Each Read More …
On 22nd June a green plaque will be unveiled remembering Quaker founder George Fox, who was born in the Leicestershire village of Fenny Drayton, near to Hartshill Local Meeting and part of our Area Meeting. Leicestershire County Council Green Plaques Read More …
Following on from our initial invitation to join Bull Street for an update and discussion on the revision of Quaker Faith and Practice, we now have a date for this. It will be Sunday 28th May at 12.00pm. There will Read More …
March Area Meeting will be an all-day, all-age meeting, and so we are asking Friends to register, in order to help us plan for activities on the day, catering, and the young people’s programme. Please register by Friday 3rd March. Read More …
Selly Oak Friends would like to share that there will be a Memorial Meeting for Roland Dale held at Selly Oak Quaker Meeting at 2:00pm on Sunday 26th February. Afterwards Friends are invited to stay for light refreshments. Roland’s family are keen for local Friends to attend. Read More …
Barnt Green Quaker John West reflects on the film club that the meeting has recently started: When a new six foot wide screen appeared at Barnt Green Meeting House the idea of a cinema club was born. Several Attenders and Read More …
Solihull Friends have been meeting at Solihull Methodist Church Centre from 10:15am each week since 7th August this year. Staff members Janice and Kevin have warmly welcomed The meeting and the kitchen has been made available for their use. Friends Read More …
Bournville Friends are opening again for the Heritage Day on Saturday 10th September, 10:00 – 4:00. We’re always a popular venue for visitors and we’d love as many local Friends as possible to join us as volunteers. If we have lots Read More …
Cotteridge Quakers Sarah & Richard Jones invite Friends from across the area to explore becoming a befriender with Restore (a project of Birmingham Churches Together, of which Quakers are a member): The opportunity to meet refugees and asylum seekers, to Read More …
Jo Hindley reflects on a talk given by Larch Maxey “Our Responsibilities at This Time: Just Stop Oil” at Cotteridge Quaker Meeting House on 13th February, and highlights some next steps (updated with videos): Larch’s talk was, in the words Read More …