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University Meetings as a Gateway to the Wider Quaker Community

Agnes Sales reflects on her experience of the University of Bristol Quaker Meeting Following the event on the 21st July about outreach to universities, Agnes Sales, a Friend involved in the Quaker work at Bristol University has shared the following reflections. If you would be interested in joining with other friends across London in talking about university work in the city,…
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Time to Make Polluters Pay: Ending Big Oil Profiteering
You’re invited to a major Make Polluters Pay panel event and reception at London Climate Action Week. As public anger grows over rising bills, fossil fuel profiteering and worsening climate disasters, we’re bringing together journalists, campaigners and voices from the climate frontline to explore how public narratives are shifting, what stories resonate most strongly, and how legal and political breakthroughs…
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Elders and Pastoral Carers Day at Friends House
Elders and Pastoral Carers Day – 11 July 2026 The Elders and Pastoral Carers Committee of Quakers in London invite you to meet together at Sarah Fell Room, Friends House. This should be a good opportunity to get to know one another better. We will begin at 10.30 prompt, looking at the relationship between Local Meetings and Quakers in London.…
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Outdoor Meeting for Worship in Victoria Park – 14 July
Bethnal Green Quakers invite you to join a regular Meeting for Worship, outdoors in Victoria Park, East London. Fortnightly on Tuesdays, 5th May to 25th August. 7-8.30pm, for 45 mins of worship and 45 mins of tea and conversation. The meeting is for adults (aged 18 and over) and children accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult. We’re outside…
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Outdoor Meeting for Worship in Victoria Park – 30 June
Bethnal Green Quakers invite you to join a regular Meeting for Worship, outdoors in Victoria Park, East London. Fortnightly on Tuesdays, 5th May to 25th August. 7-8.30pm, for 45 mins of worship and 45 mins of tea and conversation. The meeting is for adults (aged 18 and over) and children accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult. We’re outside…
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Outdoor Meeting for Worship in Victoria Park – 16 June
Bethnal Green Quakers invite you to join a regular Meeting for Worship, outdoors in Victoria Park, East London. Fortnightly on Tuesdays, 5th May to 25th August. 7-8.30pm, for 45 mins of worship and 45 mins of tea and conversation. The meeting is for adults (aged 18 and over) and children accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult. We’re outside…
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London Wide Meeting for Worship (June)
The next London-wide meeting for worship is on June 21st at Bromley Meeting House, 46 Ravensbourne Road, Bromley, BR1 1HP (Bromley South station 200 yards; limited parking at meeting house; 7-day on-street meter parking). Meeting starts at 10.30. Future hosts on the 3rd Sunday of each month: July: Bunhill Fields; August: Croydon; September: Ealing; October: Epping; November: Epsom; December: Esher.
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Festival of Biblical Literature
From the festival director: One of the reasons I fund and organise the Festival of Biblical Literature is because I am dismayed at the way the Bible is being used by authoritarian regimes. Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT (formerly Russia Today) has authored a novel reinterpreting the Gospel of John. In the United States, many churches are using the Bible…
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Reflections on Yearly Meeting: Bunhill Fields
A member of Bunhill Fields Meeting attended Yearly Meeting and kindly provided this report. Are you still reflecting on Yearly Meeting? We’d love to hear your thoughts quill@quakersinlondon.org. Yearly Meeting session in May 2026 had main sessions on ‘What unites us as a Spirit-led community?’ and a following one ‘As a Spirit-led community, how can we handle conflict well?’. There was a lot…
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Goodbye London Quakers – Hello – What?

Submitted by Fred Ashmore – Clerk to London Quakers At the Close of the JLAM meeting of 13th June, London Quakers (LQ) will hold its final AGM after 15 years of serving The Quakers of London and lay itself down. The London Quakers Steering Group hope that Quakers in London will take over everything that London Quakers has been doing.…
