Friends are invited to come and explore how we could best do Quaker outreach in Central England. Led by the CEQ Outreach & Communications Committee. 7th December at Priory Rooms 12 – 4pm (see full details). Please let us know Read More …
Coventry Quaker Eleanor Nesbitt is publishing a new book today – Sikh: Two Centuries of Western Women’s Art & Writing. Chronicling two centuries of encounters between Sikhs and 170 western women, this groundbreaking work seeks to correct a major imbalance Read More …
The SDSC Arms Fair is taking place in Telford in November. In witness against this event, Peace Pilgrimage, supported by our project Peace Hub, Stourbridge Quaker Meeting and several individual Friends, are walking a pilgrimage for peace. Pilgrims set off Read More …
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 …
Meg Harper and Dave Rawcliffe of Warwick Quaker Meeting, invite Friends to join a regular Sunday-evening online worship. Online Meeting for Worship 7.45 to 8.45 on Sunday evenings. Currently there are just three regular attenders, but we continue to feel Read More …
Central England Quaker Rhiannon Grant recently appeared on BBC Radio 2’s Pause for thought, reflecting on the idea of ‘sacrifice’ and Advices & Queries 41 “A simple lifestyle freely chosen is a source of strength.” You can listen online below, Read More …
21 senior leaders of Churches based in and around the West Midlands (including Rhiannon Grant on behalf of Central England Quakers) have signed a joint statement ahead of the General Election of 4 July. In the joint statement, the Church 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 …
On Saturday 9th February, a group of around 20 pilgrims, including several Central England Quakers, walked a 16 mile journey through the West Midlands, as a witness for peace. Pete Doubtfire from our project Peace Hub reflects on the event. 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 …
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