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Continuing Yearly Meeting
Yearly Meeting 2024 has agreed to move to a continuing Yearly Meeting. But what will that mean?
Continuing Yearly Meeting
Preparations for Quaker week in full swing with in person events and social media action from 28 September
Every year in Quaker Week, Quaker communities think more actively about how to welcome new people and share their faith. This year there are plenty of friendly online and in person events planned for people who are curious about Quakers to come and find out more.
Preparations for Quaker week are in full swing with lots of in person events and social media action coming up from 28 September
YMAC 1–3 November 2024
Yearly Meeting Agenda Committee met to discuss plans for Yearly Meeting 2025, including timing, content and the Swarthmore Lecture.
Yearly Meeting Agenda Committee meeting, 1–3 November 2024
MfS 1 March 2025
Meeting for Sufferings met for the first of its four meetings in 2025.
MfS 1 March 2025
BDRC 29 March 2025
The Book of Discipline Revision Committee met to discuss the latest progress in updating Quaker Faith & Practice ready for a new draft text to be presented to Yearly Meeting in 2027.
BDRC 29 March 2025
What's going on with Yearly Meeting sessions?
How we hold Yearly Meeting (YM) sessions will be changing in 2026. If you're unsure about what's happening this article will give you a broad outline.
Yearly Meeting update September 2025
Addressing violence and conflict locally and nationally
How do we, as Quakers, address violence and conflict in our local communities and across Britain?
How can we address violence and conflict in our locally and across Britain?
Climate justice
Quakers are working with climate campaigners around the world to advocate for just solutions to the climate crisis. This page has resources to explore with your community.
Climate justice
Economic justice
The current economic system has provided humanity with material benefits. However, those benefits have been unequally shared. It also causes significant harm; through exploitation and the facilitation of violent conflict.
Economic justice
Undertake your own research
This page lists some of the places you can get help if you want to start researching you or your Quaker meetings' links to slavery.
Undertake your own research