Quaker Week runs every year to help Quaker meetings to attract new people and share their faith. In 2024, Quaker Week will be from 28 September to 6 October, with the same theme as last year of ‘ Simple. Radical. Read More …
Stourbridge Meeting has copies of the original editions of George Fox’s Journal and Epistles, the Collected Works of William Penn, and Besse’s Sufferings of the People called Quakers, with a few other early Quaker books. If any other Meeting in Central Read More …
Discovering Quakers (DQ) is a Quaker outreach initiative which helps people discover Quakers and our values. Learn more about their offer to local meetings, and a new job opportunity: Discovering Quakers reach and engage people in a number of ways Read More …
A set of notice boards and leaflet holders that were previously in the CEQ office are no longer being used, and are available free to any local meetings that could collect them: Two brown leaflet holders each with three shelves Read More …
Can any Local Meetings, Area or Local Meeting committees or groups make use of a tent with banners, display boards, tables and chairs housed in a car-tow trailer? Warwick Quakers no longer use their Quaker Display Trailer and it needs Read More …
John Lampen shares news of tapestries previously held at Woodbrooke, and how Quaker meetings and other bodies can request one. Many Friends will remember a series of remarkable tapestries in the corridors at Woodbrooke woven, and in most cases designed, Read More …
Quakers in Britain are part of the Together With Refugees (TWR) 🧡 coalition and your Area Meeting Asylum Group would like to encourage us to join in the TWR activities around Valentine’s Day as part of their campaigning up to and beyond the Read More …
The national Quaker Outreach Network meets every month on Zoom to bring together everyone interested in outreach. Led by Naomi Major, Witness & Collaboration staff member at Friends House, these sessions are a chance to share insights and experiences and Read More …
Quaker Week (in England) is 23 September to 1 October 2023. It runs every year to help Quaker meetings to attract new people and share their faith. The theme this year is ‘Simple. Radical. Spiritual.’ It is intended to intrigue Read More …
Quaker founder George Fox, was born in the Leicestershire village of Fenny Drayton, near to Hartshill Local Meeting and part of our Area Meeting, in 1624. For Quakers around the world, the 400th anniversary of his birth next year will Read More …