Attending a Quaker meeting
All are welcome at our Quaker meetings, often followed by a chat over tea and coffee where you can ask questions and get to know us better. There is no creed or set beliefs, just come along and experience the unique power of silent worship and a friendly welcoming community for all.
You can find out more about what to expect at a Quaker meeting here.
Locate your local meeting on the map above and find the meeting details, including timing and accessibility here.
No matter your age, everyone has a place in our Quaker community! Learn more about how we welcome families and young people here.
Who are Quakers?
The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) is a radical faith group with its roots in Christianity.
We are committed to peace, equality, simplicity and integrity. and are known for work for social change, including on the abolition of the slave trade, the relief of suffering in wartime, improving living conditions for factory workers and the introduction of same-sex marriage. You can read more about our history at www.quaker.org.uk/faith/our-history.
Today, Quakers practise our “faith in action” standing in solidarity with marginalised communities and working to build a more just and peaceful world. Find out more about Quaker witness at: www.quaker.org.uk/action.