Silent Walking Vigil for Peace being held in central London on Saturday 19 September 2026. You may already be aware of the vigil, as Quakers have been spreading the word within Quaker meetings, communities and organisations across the UK. There now have more than 300 people indicating that they will be attending the vigil and the organisers are encouraging […]
Monthly London-wide Meeting for Worship The next monthly London-wide meeting for worship is on Sunday 20th September at Ealing Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, Ealing W5 2SE. Meeting starts at 10.30 and is blended. The meeting house is 400m from Ealing Broadway station (Central, District and Elizabeth lines) and has car parking spaces. The Zoom […]
London Young Adult Quaker Meeting is a gathering for 18 to 35 (ish) year olds in and around London. (The age restriction is not strict). Quakers, the Quaker-ish, and the Quaker-curious are welcome. No previous experience of Quakerism necessary. Join for socialising and worship at Westminster Meeting House from 5pm to 6:30pm on the first […]
The legal process of transitioning to a single Area Meeting – Quakers in London (QiL), requires some steps to be taken by current members of London’s Area Meetings. These steps are explained in detail in this Article: Becoming Quakers in London: what do individual friends need to do? At Joint London Area Meeting (JLAM) on […]
Join us at the Quaker Bookshop at Friends House for a discussion with Jennifer Kavanagh for her new publication: Letting Go: Steps in the Spiritual Life – a Pendle Hill pamphlet. Jennifer Kavanagh will introduce the pamphlet. We will then have an opportunity to share our responses, including how the spiritual practice of letting go can help […]
The Priest’s Tale: The riveting story of a miraculous suitcase, a daring escape and the devastation wreaked on a city in a single instant by a nuclear bomb. A one man play written and performed by award winning actor Michael Mears of Wandsworth Quaker meeting. Friday September 25, 7pm – 8.30pm, Kingston Quaker Centre, Fairfield […]
Online worship is now part of Quaker life across the world. Many of us regularly join in the established Woodbrooke online Worship and find in them a solid gathered worship and companionship. In Wales, Friends have formed a recognised Local Meeting online, following the guidance of Quaker Faith and Practice in forming the meeting. Now […]
The Single Friendly Church Network is hosting a ‘Belonging Conference’ on the 26th of September 2026 The Network is kicking off Single Friendly Church Week with an invitation to their conference ‘Belonging: Every single person: loved, welcomed and valued’. The conference consists of a thought-provoking day of talks, panel discussions and workshops on singleness and […]
There will be a Board Games afternoon on the 27th September at The Hammersmith Quaker Meeting House from 1pm, with various games being played and teas and cakes along the way. We have lots of games but you can bring your favourite as well. There will also be a Mend session that day as […]
Biscuits will be provided! Time: 2pm to 4pm Location: Westminster Quaker Meeting House Nearest Tube Stations: Charing Cross (Northern and Bakerloo Lines) and Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern Lines) All attendees must complete the consent/booking form and agree to London Link Group’s boundaries before attending for the first time. Meetings take place on the fourth Sunday of each month. For […]
This event has been submitted by the Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees’ Reparation Working Group. The BYM Trustees’ Reparation Working Group invites Friends to join a day of learning, reflection, and discernment through to the findings of the Historical and Theological Workstreams. We start with the call to action in Minutes 27 and 33 of Yearly Meeting […]
Online worship is now part of Quaker life across the world. Many of us regularly join in the established Woodbrooke online Worship and find in them a solid gathered worship and companionship. In Wales, Friends have formed a recognised Local Meeting online, following the guidance of Quaker Faith and Practice in forming the meeting. Now […]
