Barbara Forbes reflects on the Church & Peace conference which took place at Bull St Quaker Meeting House on 23rd February: “Peace is not a fairy-tale – we have to work to make it happen”. This statement, by the late Read More …
Claire Bowman reports on a recent interfaith environmental event: On Sunday February 17th 45 people from different faiths and none gathered together at Birmingham Central Mosque for an afternoon ofconversation and presentations, interspersed with tea, cake and crafting. We learned Read More …
John Lampen reports on a recent trip to Uganda to support the work of Central England Quakers’ Hope Project: For years our adult students in the Ibanda Literacy Schools [ILS] have asked to take their learning further and acquire skills Read More …
Occupational Centres and land schemes, ‘..the great need of the moment’ One of the great curses of unemployment is the feeling of isolation which grows upon the victim. He feels that no one cares about him, and for the want Read More …
There is now an easier way to submit news & events for the Central England Quakers website and newsfeed, that does not require you to log in. Visit centralenglandquakers.org.uk/submit or use the link in the footer of the website (under Read More …
From January 2019 minutes of our Area Business Meetings will be available on the website. Minutes will be listed in chronological order at centralenglandquakers.org.uk/minutes You can also access the minutes page at the footer of the website. We hope this Read More …
A message from ecobirmingham: We are looking for volunteers across the city to get businesses to sign up as Refill Stations. Refill is a national campaign from City to Sea aiming to reduce plastic pollution at source by making it Read More …
16/03/2019, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm at Bull Street Quaker Meeting House, Birmingham Deepening our spiritual practice through prayer, meditation, holding in the Light. Sharing our practices and learning new techniques. All Central England members and attenders welcome. Please register Read More …
A request for participation in a simple survey, from Edwina Peart, coordinator of the Inclusion and Diversity Project at Britain Yearly Meeting. Read More …
Staying Ffriends is a small ecumenical group that meets at Northfield Quaker Meeting House, usually on the third Wednesday of each month (though note 23rd Jan). It is a continuation of Becoming Friends and, as a result, has a broad Read More …