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Development work

Local and children & youth development

Updated 2 February 2026

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 adult Quakers

Young adult Quaker groups

Updated 12 March 2025

Young adult Quaker groups are available across the country for worship and fellowship. Some are meeting online, others are now meeting in person again. Find the one nearest to you on this page. If there's no group listed near you, do get in touch with us: youngadults@quaker.org.uk and we'll see if we can put you in touch with other young adults in your area.

Young Adult Quaker Groups

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Yearly Meetings over four years ago

Updated 8 April 2026

Yearly Meetings over four years ago

Organisation updates

MfS 5 July 2025

Updated 26 September 2025

Meeting for Sufferings is a national meeting of representatives of area meetings and some other Quaker communities and committees. It does some of the important work of the yearly meeting in between Yearly Meeting sessions. Meeting for Sufferings will be laid down in May 2026 and replaced by continuing Yearly Meeting sessions that will still include representatives but will also be open to all.

MfS 5 July 2025

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Yearly Meeting Gathering 2021

Updated 11 January 2024

Yearly Meeting Gathering 2021

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Protecting the Coral Triangle

Updated 10 June 2026

On 9 June a global campaign was launched to protect the Coral Triangle from fossil fuel expansion. You can join in by telling senior insurance staff to stop insuring new fossil fuel projects in the region.

Protecting the world’s most biodiverse seas and the people who depend on them

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Transitioning away from fossil fuels: creating space for those willing to move first

Updated 15 May 2026

Last week, 57 countries and more than 2,000 organisations met in Santa Marta, Colombia, to discuss how to reduce dependency on fossil fuels. This First International Conference to Transition Away from Fossil Fuels was more than a diplomatic gathering: it signalled emerging political space for actors willing to move this agenda forward. It was a space of cautious hope.

Transitioning away from fossil fuels: creating space for those willing to move first

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5 reasons to go to Quaker meeting (number 5 is a surprise)

Updated 9 July 2026

Quaker meeting for worship involves sitting together with others, either in a room or online, and trying to access stillness and silence in order to listen deeply. The aim is to hear what love and truth are saying to us, which many Quakers understand as God speaking in our hearts. That's pretty vague, though. Why specifically might you want to try meeting for worship for the first time?

5 reasons to go to Quaker meeting (number 5 is a surprise)

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A day with Korean Quaker Bongsoo Kwag

Updated 16 December 2025

Quakerism has had a strong presence in Korea since the war, with the message of peace and reconciliation finding fertile ground on the divided peninsula.

A day with Korean Quaker Bongsoo Kwag

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A path to a better future: David Gray writes from Brummana High School in Lebanon

Updated 13 February 2025

Lebanon is in a dilapidated state today, as indeed it has been for several years. It has suffered from a series of catastrophes: the overthrow of its government in 2019, the Beirut explosion of 2020, and the overwhelming economic collapse of 2019. This continues until today with rates of inflation still running at 190% and capital controls in the banks which have seen many people lose their entire life savings and, if they had them, their occupational pensions reduced to 5% of their actual value. For us in Lebanon the pandemic and subsequent lockdown were just another event but  perhaps had less impact and preserved the peace in a way which would not be understood in the West.

A path to a better future: David Gray writes from Brummana High School in Lebanon