The first complete draft of ‘Our Quaker Way’* will be available to Friends in November 2026. Woodbrooke is working alongside the Book of Discipline Revision Committee and Quakers in Britain to help Friends across Britain engage with the draft. Friends Read More …
Several Friends from Central England joined Quakers from across Britain with a shared concern for Earthcare at a gathering in September. They share an epistle and call to action. Quaker Earthcare Gathering 2026 – Epistle: A Call To Action The Read More …
The Quaker Christmas Parcels Appeal for 2026 has now been launched. It is a pleasure to reach out in friendship to those who give generously to this collection year on year, and to those who may be donating for the Read More …
Ahead of the Silent Walking Vigil for Peace this Saturday (19th Sept) in London we re-share an article by Steve Day reflecting on the process of organising the vigil, alongside a poem by Steve, and a series of short reflective Read More …
Our project Peacemakers are running a special online fundraiser for their Schools Bursary Pot, to allow them to offer a subsidy to interested schools that cannot afford the full price of their highly effective programmes. The crowdfunder will be launched Read More …
This Monday (21st Sept) is the International Day of Peace and there are several opportunities to witness for peace nationally and locally, this weekend and into the autumn. Clarion Events – Drop the Arms Fair Friday 18th Sept 1-2pm, Fulham, Read More …
Cathy Khurana of Sutton Coldfield, and Pete Doubtfire from Bull St, reflect on joining the EMES & EMEYF All-Age Gathering, held in Germany at Haus Altenberg 8th – 15th August 2026. I’ve been attending Quaker Gatherings every year, or every Read More …
Quakers in Britain is looking for someone personable and self-motivated with experience of working with children, young people and families, to support Quaker communities in Central England and Leicester. We aim to create loving, inclusive and all-age communities where children Read More …
John Lampen shares a reflection on visiting the ancient settlement of Sebastia in Palestine (with help from Dave and Lynn Morris). When I visited Palestine with Dave and Lynn Morris in 2017, we visited Sebastia, once the capital of biblical Read More …
Why is protest part of dialogue? There are many opportunities for engaging in constructive protest this autumn – our Peace Hub coordinator will share more on his return to the office later this month, so watch this space. In the Read More …