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Meeting House Matters online and in-person
Quaker Life has been offering online and in-person events to support workers and Friends in the running and management of Quaker premises.
Meeting House Matters online and in-person
Three counties campaign against an arms fair
Mike Davis shares how Quakers in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire took part in campaign against the arms fair in Malvern.
Three counties campaign against an arms fair
Living Witness Project
Living Witness supports Quakers in developing their sustainability witness. Their range of resources include regular newsletters, policy briefings and guides for study groups and for personal and collective action. They hold regular national gatherings and summer schools. They can offer advice, talks and facilitate events for Quaker meetings.
East Garston Quakers gather to celebrate light
Over the last year East Garston Quakers have held various community events in their wildlife garden. Recently they braved the elements for a Winter solstice celebration with a candlelit labyrinth, Candlelit Solstice Labyrinth Celebration, lanterns, seasonal crafts, mulled local apple juice and mince pies.
East Garston Quakers gather outside to celebrate light
Making teams for under 18s programmes at Yearly Meeting
Quakers across the Yearly Meeting have come forward to volunteer to help run the children's and youth events at Yearly Meeting this year, 23-26 May. The programmes for under 18s give opportunities to explore Quakerism and build community, and couldn't happen without the generosity of volunteers.
Making teams for under 18s programmes at Yearly Meeting
Grants for young adults
This page offers a variety of grants for young adults who attend Quaker meetings. Please see each grants for specific conditions.
Grants for young adults
5 Take-aways from George Fox 400
In 2024, Quakers around the world marked the 400th anniversary of the birth of George Fox, the best known of early Quakers. Celebrating the life of one man was a challenge to the Quaker testimony to equality, so focus was on the significant contribution he and others made to the beginnings of the Quaker movement. It was a chance to look back at how the religion started and celebrate the continued work of Quakers around the world for peace, truth and justice.
5 Take-aways from George Fox 400
Approaches for the future 2026 to 2030
Quakers in Britain is creating a new strategy to support Quaker communities over the next five years. The strategy will be called Approaches for the Future: Faith, Inclusion and Growth.
Approaches for the future 2026 to 2030
Radical Hearts, Open Minds
Radical Hearts, Open Minds is a series of identical events being held across Britain in the autumn of 2025. They are part of the consultation process about support for Quaker Communities from 2026 to 2030.
Radical Hearts, Open Minds
Share your time and change lives
So many of us throughout our lives have been touched by the selfless (and unpaid) service of others – from the welcome cup of tea in a hospital waiting room to the Brownie leaders, amateur football coaches, the voice at the end of a helpline and those who run the food banks. How much less rich our lives would be without those who share their precious time looking after us.
Hero Volunteers