The Central England Quakers Office will be closed Mondays & Fridays for the rest of 2020. When possible, the secretary will be in the office on a Wednesday. At other times Tuesday to Thursday he will be working from home Read More …
Cathy Khurana (CEQ representative to Meeting for Sufferings) reports from the ‘residential’ meeting held by Zoom video conferencing 2nd – 4th October 2020. This report covers discussion and discernment on: Sustainability and the climate crisis; Quaker Peace and Social Witness Read More …
At the commemorations for Hiroshima Day in August, a certificate of friendship was passed from Coventry Lord Mayor Ann Lucas to Dr Miho Taka Coventry University and Yui Taka-Hussan a student of Finham Park School Coventry. The certificate was passed Read More …
Prior to lockdown, Bournville Meeting was hosting a monthly gathering on the second Wednesday of each month working its way through a nine-part series of study sessions entitled “Quaker Insights in the context of Ecological Crisis” devised by Stuart Masters Read More …
Central England Area Quaker Meeting is a registered charity and each year is required to file the Trustees Annual Report and Accounts with the Charity Commission. A printed copy of this is available for the CEQ office or it can Read More …
Our project Peace Hub reopened on 8th September, with a new theme in partnership with Medaille Trust: Refuge & Freedom: How can we work together to combat modern slavery? Although it’s a tough subject to talk about, modern slavery could Read More …
Area Meeting Office The Area Meeting Office is now open after 5 months closure because of the Covid 19 pandemic. The necessary risk assessments have been completed and the Area Meeting Secretary is willing to return to the office. There Read More …
Footsteps’ Statement re: R20 Taskforce Report Sept 2020 In May 2019 following discernment at area meeting, Central England Quakers endorsed a letter that Footsteps – Faiths for a Low Carbon Future was sending (with the support of the Birmingham Faith Read More …
Pete Duckworth from Coventry Quakers, reflects on outdoor meeting for worship: Being keen to resume face to face Meeting for Worship, some Coventry Friends began to meet in Naul’s Mill Park a few weeks ago. This has usually been about Read More …
Coventry Quaker David Fish reflects on the service of remembrance for Hiroshima, on 6th August 2020. Coventry Quakers have co-ordinated this remembrance for 34 years now – Coventry Quaker Ann Farr asked if I remembered that in the early years Read More …