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A New Meeting House: Ashburton Quaker Meeting
Friends living in Ashburton had attended meeting for worship at Totnes, about eight miles away. Friends in the area had also met as a mid-week group for four years. When a disused chapel was placed up for sale in Ashburton, Friends in the town explored the idea of having a presence in Ashburton for the first time.
A New Meeting House in Ashburton
Quaker Rainbow
Quaker Rainbow (previously the Quaker Gender and Sexual Diversity Community) brings together people of diverse sexual and/or gender identities within Quakers in Britain. It aims to provide a voice and a meeting space for the LGBT+ and queer community. This includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, asexual, intersex, transgender and gender non-binary Quakers, and Quakers interested in sexuality, gender identity and equality. They welcome others seeking an inclusive spiritual community.
Quaker Rainbow
Gloucester: Managing our meeting house
Gloucester Meeting House was built in 1830. It is a large grade II building that has undergone several alterations. It has a lodge, which was used by the warden, and a burial ground attached to the site. In recent years Gloucester meeting found itself facing challenges common to many meetings. As a small meeting it had to take bold steps.
Gloucester: Managing our meeting house
The right people for the job: Cirencester
Gloucestershire Area Meeting owns two flats in Cirencester. These are let and produce an income for the area meeting. Until 2017, the local meeting managed the properties on behalf of the area meeting. This took considerable time for Friends who were on the premises committee. They had to liaise with tenants as well as identify and report maintenance work. Friends had to ensure work was carried out to a high standard.
The right people for the job: Gloucestershire Area Meeting
Local and children & youth development
The daily life of Quaker worshipping communities is supported by a staff team who work across Britain to help them to be thriving, inclusive, and all-age.
Local and children & youth development
Young Quaker climate strikers call for support from Friends
Unified climate action can bridge intergenerational divides and protect our living planet, writes Faith Biddle
Young Quaker climate strikers call for support from Friends
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Pastoral Care
Pastoral care at Yearly Meeting
Spirit-Led Structures
How can our central governance evolve and adapt to new challenges while remaining true to that which makes us distinctly Quaker?
Simplifying our structures
Citizen diplomacy with Russian people
Quakers in Britain recognise that the need to build bridges between the people of Russia and (the rest of) Europe has never been greater. This page contains ideas for citizen diplomacy to help foster peace and good relations with Russian people.
Citizen diplomacy with Russian people