There are seven Area Quaker Meetings across London.
Esher Quaker Friends have been meeting in Esher since 1797, and we welcome all.
Meeting for Worship takes place on Sundays from 10:30 to 11:30 at the Esher Adult Education Centre (just by Esher Green).
We follow meeting for worship with time for a chat and refreshments.
You can find us at:
Esher Adult Education Centre
The School House
19 Esher Green
Esher
KT10 8AA
Tel: 01372 464881
Email: eqclerk@gmail.com
We meet:
Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30
Sunday meeting is followed by a time for conversation and refreshments.
Accessibility:
✓ Wheelchair access
✓ Wheelchair-accessible toilet
✓ Parking
Quakers try to live simply and sustainably, promoting peace, equality and truth. Putting faith into action is central to our way of life and we meet weekly for quiet worship, usually on Sunday, in more than 475 locations across Britain. Quakers have worshipped in Kingston for more than 350 years.
You do not have to be a Quaker to come to a Quaker Meeting – all are very welcome.
You can find us at:
Fairfield East
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2PT
Tel: 020 3092 8743
Email: kqc@kingstonquakers.org
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:00-11:00 AM at the Quaker Centre followed by refreshments until about 11:30 and Online.
Accessibility:
✓ Level access to all facilities
✓ Disabled parking
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Richmond-upon-Thames Quakers meet at the Friends Meeting House in Retreat Road, just off Friars Lane in the centre of Richmond.
We invite everyone to join us for an hour of worship each Sunday from 10:30–11:30am, followed by refreshments and conversation.
The meeting house is about 10 mins walk (5 mins for the fit) from Richmond railway and bus stations. There is a pay and display car park between Retreat Road and the river about 100m away.
Please note that access is via a flight of stone steps and so is not wheelchair accessible.
You can find us at:
1 Retreat Road
Richmond
TW9 1NN
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30
Accessibility:
✓ Hearing loop
Our Quaker Meeting is based on silence, a silence of waiting and listening. The silence is different from that of solitary meditation, as the listening and waiting in a Quaker Meeting is a shared experience in which worshippers seek to experience God for themselves. We come together to listen to the promptings of love and truth in our hearts.
We believe that God is present in everyone. Putting our faith into action is central to our way of life. We try to live simply and sustainably, to trust in love, and to work towards peace and equality. We are a diverse and friendly group who welcome newcomers from any religious background or none. We are of all ages, from babes in arms, to teenagers, to eighty year olds plus.
You are welcome to join us for Meeting for Worship on Sundays at 10:30am either at the meeting house or remotely by Zoom for an hour followed by a chat, or on the second (at the meeting house only) and fourth Tuesdays (zoom only) of each month at 12:30am for 30 minutes.
You can find us at:
59 Wandsworth High St
London
SW18 2PT
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30
Second Tuesday at 12:30-13:00
Fourth Tuesday at 12:30-13:00
First, second and fourth Sundays at the meeting house at 10:30. Other Sundays by zoom prior to the main meeting for worship. All ages welcome. We also hold a Junior Meeting for ages 11-18 on first Sunday of each month. Please contact us for details.
Accessibility:
✓ Hearing loop
✓ Wheelchair access
✓ Wheelchair accessible toilet
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
We believe that God is present in every person. Putting our faith into action is central to our way of life. We try to live simply and sustainably, to trust in love, and to work towards peace and equality.
You don’t have to be a Quaker to come to a Quaker meeting!
You can find us at:
40 Spencer Hill Road
London
SW19 4EL
Email: wimbledonquakers@gmail.com
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30
Children's meeting held every Sunday
Accessibility:
✓ Hearing loop
✓ Wheelchair accessible toilet
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here
Quakers meet for worship in stillness.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
We worship together in person and online using Zoom. After Meeting for Worship there is time to chat. For those in the MH we offer a cup of tea and the opportunity to enjoy our lovely grounds.
We look forward to welcoming you.
You can find us at:
Quakers Lane
London Road
Isleworth
TW7 5AZ
Tel: 07421 767062
Email: clerk@bandiquaker.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30
We hold a Children’s Meeting twice a month during school term time.
Accessibility:
✓ Hearing loop
✓ Wheelchair access
✓ Wheelchair accessible toilet
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Built in 1952, Ealing meeting house is set among Victorian houses in a quiet street, yet is just a five minute walk from Ealing Broadway. The meeting house has four rooms to suit a range of purposes. They are serviced by a kitchen (available to make hot drinks), men’s and women’s toilets and a unisex wheelchair-accessible toilet. The beautiful garden includes a large lawn and children’s play equipment and is available for the quiet enjoyment of any group wishing to include outside activities as part of their programme.
You can find us at:
Ealing Quaker Meeting
17 Woodville Road
Ealing
London
W5 2SE
Email: info@ealingquakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Meeting is currently held every Sunday from 10.30 to 11.30 a.m.
Children’s meeting is held on the first and third Sunday of the month during term time from 10.30 to 11.30 a.m. To find out more about children’s meeting please contact the children’s convener by emailing children@ealingquakers.org.uk
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Harrow is a relatively small meeting with around 50 members and attenders. It draws its membership largely from the surrounding boroughs of Harrow, Brent, Ealing and Hillingdon. Harrow Quakers first gathered in Harrow in local schoolrooms in the early 1900's. The present meeting house was opened in 1934 and extended in 1962. Apart from the weekly Meetings for Worship, the Meeting House is used almost continuously throughout the week by a variety of local organisations.
We invite you to come and enjoy a Quaker Meeting, the basis of which is quiet contemplation.
You can find us at:
456 Rayners Lane,
Pinner,
Middlesex,
HA5 5DT
Tel: 0208 866 2042
E-mail: clerk@harrow-quakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Harrow meeting gathers at 10.30 am every Sunday.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Hammersmith Quakers are a faith community who work for peace, equality and a sustainable future.
Our Meetings for Worship are an opportunity for silent spiritual contemplation and exploration. Our Meeting House is a unique and was designed to be highly sustainable. It embodies the Quaker values of simplicity and equality, promoting a sense of calm. We also have a wildflower garden.
The whole building was designed to reduce energy use and thereby bills.
All rooms were designed to maximise natural light. The air is ventilated throughout to reduce CO2 levels, retain heat and provide fresher, cleaner air.
You can find us at:
Hammersmith Quaker Meeting
30–32 Bradmore Park Road
London
W6 0DT
Email: manager@hammersmithquakers.org.uk
Meetings for Worship:
Every Sunday at 11:00 am
Accessibility:
✓The building is on one floor and is fully accessible for wheelchairs and buggies. It has a spacious, accessible toilet.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Staines & Egham Quaker Meeting is part of West London Area Meeting, and covers the district around Staines, Egham, Virginia Water, Englefield Green and Chertsey. We meet for worship every Sunday at 11 am, and are always happy to offer visitors a warm welcome - whether you are an existing member or attender of the Religious Society of Friends (the name of Quakers in Britain), or a new enquirer. Our friendly venue is host to yoga and meditation classes as well as to counseling sessions and healing events.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
9 Limes Road
Egham
TW20 9QT
Tel: 01784 433 903
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 11:00am
Meeting room, library and kitchen available to let.
Accessibility:
✓ Wheelchair access
✓ Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓ Parking
✓ Hearing loop
✓ Accessibility notes: Meeting accessible to wheelchair-users, including a toilet. Car park is not marked with spaces, but wheelchair users can be accommodated. Hearing loop.
Room Hire:
Please call for information.
The Meeting House is a Grade II listed typical Georgian Quaker meeting house (1818) retaining its original features with an elders’ gallery and full size opening screens.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
York Road
Uxbridge
UB8 1QW
Tel: 0775 777 5625
Email: UxbridgeQuakersOffice@gmail.com
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30 am
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Accessibility notes
✓Meeting accessible to wheelchair-users, including toilet but no car-parking space
✓The whole building can be accessed via a ramped front entrance for people with mobility difficulties.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Westminster Quaker Meeting House is primarily a place of Quaker worship. We provide an oasis of calm for contemplation, reflection, meditation, healing and spiritual well-being. Our beautiful Meeting House is home to a varied and dynamic community of spiritual groups, healing practitioners, and people exploring other forms of personal growth. In sharing our simple and spiritful spaces with a wider community we are able to financially support other Meeting Houses across London. We want all who visit this building to leave feeling refreshed, enlivened, peaceful and inspired.
You can find us at:
52 St. Martin’s Lane
London
WC2N 4EA
Tel: 020 7836 7204
Email: clerk@westminsterquakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Sundays from 11.00 – 12.00 and Wednesdays from 18.15 – 19.00,
and on the first Tuesday of each month from 13.00 – 13.30.
Anyone can attend our Meetings for Worship; we welcome newcomers.
On Sundays the meeting house is open for worship in person from 11:00 – 12:00.
Children's Meetings:
First four Sundays at 11.00 (contact childrens@westminsterquakers.org.uk for details)
Accessibility:
✓Step free access
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Quakers meet for worship in what used to be the caretakers house of a set of Quaker mission buildings — all that remains after second-world-war bombing.
The surrounding gardens and playground occupy the site of the old ‘Quaker Burying Ground’ that was the first freehold land owned by Quakers in London.
Our founder, George Fox, is buried here amongst many thousand early Quakers.
You can find us at:
Quaker Court (off Banner Street)
London
EC1Y 8QQ
Email: premises@bunhillquakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 11:00-12:00
Third Wednesday at 12:45-13:30
Accessibility:
✓ Parking
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
The meeting house was purpose-built in 1939. It has a very pleasant secluded and secure garden opening off the main hall. Access to the lawn is up a short flight of steps.
If you would like to know more about what to expect at a Meeting for Worship, take a look at the How Quakers worship page on the Quakers in Britain web site.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
55 Leicester Road
Barnet
EN5 5EL
Email: info@newbarnetquakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Our Meeting for Worship is currently held on the first, third and fifth Sunday of every month at 10.30am in the meeting house. On the Sundays when we are not at the Meeting House, we continue to meet online. If you would like to join us online please send us an email at info@newbarnetquakers.org.uk.
We would be happy to welcome children; please contact us in advance by emailing children@newbarnetquakers.org.uk so that we can make suitable arrangements. Otherwise, just turn up!
Accessibility:
✓The main hall is fully accessible
✓Hearing loop in the main hall
✓Disabled toilet
✓There are four parking spaces to the front of the building.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
We are the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Tottenham.
We meet every Sunday. We meet in person and online. For some of our online meetings we join with other nearby Quaker meetings (see our events calendar for more details). Everyone is welcome to attend.
You can find us at:
594 Tottenham High Road
London
N17 9TA
Telephone: 07814 103 715
Email: webclerk@tottenhamquakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
In-person meetings for worship
Every Sunday we gather from 10.45 am. Worship starts at 11:00 am and finishes at 12:00 pm. The third Sunday is blended worship. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Online meetings for worship
Worship from 10:30, finishing at 11:15 or 11:30 am (see the events calendar for details.)
On the third and fifth Sunday of each month, worship is from 11:00 to 12:00.
Children’s Meeting is held in person. This is usually on the second Sunday of every month except August. Please contact us for more details.
Please contact us for details, or to join the online meeting you can use the link on this page and in our events calendar which will appear on the day.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
We try to be an optimistic spiritual community in a divided and materialistic world. We reject war and the threat of war.
Our worship is based on silence and stillness. It speaks to many in a world overloaded with clamour.
We are open to different spiritual insights. We draw on the strengths of our Christian roots while accepting many paths and inspirations. Listening, waiting, and trusting, we are connected with the divine which we understand in many different ways.
We share responsibility across the whole group, we don’t have professional spiritual leaders.
Our concern for equality led us to be pioneers in women’s rights to speak and partake in public life. We were early campaigners against slavery; and now, we offer marriage to same sex couples.
In the face of the environmental and economic crisis, we find the traditional Quaker emphasis on simple living comes into its own. Peace, the environment, the economy, and relations between peoples and countries are all linked together.
You can find us at:
59 Church Hill
Winchmore Hill
London
N21 1LE
Telephone: 07549 352126 (Lettings enquiries only)
Email: whqpremises@gmail.com
Meetings for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30 am -11:30 am
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Stoke Newington Quakers Face to Face Meeting for Worship at 5pm on Sunday at St Mary’s Centre
Somebody will be there to greet you from 4:45pm, Meeting for Worship, starts at 5pm. Meeting for Worship closes at about 6pm, there will be notices and then we break up for chat and drinks.
All Welcome
You can find us at:
St Mary's Centre
Church Street
Stoke Newington
N16 9ES
Welcome from Epping Quakers. You can find out more about our Meeting by exploring this site, finding us on Facebook at Quakers in Epping Forest or better still – get in touch.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
Hemnall Street
Epping, Essex
CM16 4LL
Email: clerk@eppingquakers.org
Meeting for Worship:
We currently meet for worship on the last Sunday of the month at 10:30am
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Hearing loop
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Parking: Epping is often very busy. We offer this guide to parking so you can plan ahead using the map. Do check the parking signs for yourself!
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Quakers believe that everyone can have a direct relationship with God. We find that this relationship can best be experienced if we meet in silence, with nothing pre-planned.
You can find us at:
Quaker Meeting House
1a Jewel Road
Walthamstow
London
E17 4QU
Tel: 020 8521 2363
Email: walthamstow.quakers@gmail.com
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 10:30
Children’s meeting on 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month.
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Parking
✓Hearing loop
✓Accessibility notes
✓Accessible to wheelchair-users, toilet accessible to wheelchair-users and hearing loop.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
As Quakers we worship and work together to promote peace, truth, simplicity and equality. This starts at a small and personal level, understanding that what we do every day can help to improve the world and the lives of the people around us.
You can find us at:
Bush Road
Wanstead
London
E11 3AU
Email: quakerclerkwanstead@gmail.com
Meeting for Worship:
Our meetings for worship are held – in person and online – from 10.30am-11.30am on Sunday mornings and 12-12.45 on the first Wednesday of the month (Quaker Wednesdays).
Accessibility:
✓There is level access to the Meeting House.
✓We have a wheelchair-accessible toilet on site. The dimensions of the toilet are 190cm by 150cm. The toilet door is 79cm wide.
✓We are working on providing disabled car parking spaces with wheelchair access in the car park (which we do not currently have).
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
The first Meeting for Worship will be held on Sunday 13th April, 10.30 - 11.30 am. Bethnal Green LM does not have a meeting house. We meet in a rented room at the office premises of The Garrett Centre.
You can find us at:
The Garrett Centre
117 Mansford Street (off Bethnal Green Road)
London
E2 6LX
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30 am
Harlow Quaker Meeting is a small, friendly meeting based in Old Harlow at St John's Arts and Recreation Centre. At the moment we don't run a Children's Meeting but if it were needed we could arrange this. We also enjoy shared lunches and Quaker study groups from time to time.
You can find us at:
St. John's Arts & Recreation Centre
St. Johns Walk
Market Street
Harlow
CM17 0AJ
Tel: 01279 425 141
Meeting for Worship:
We have a weekly Meeting for Worship every Sunday (10:45 am to 11:45 am).
Finchley Quakers have been continuously meeting at 58 Alexandra Grove since 1967. Prior to this, they met at various venues and in and around Finchley since 1945. The Meeting was created by a number of small groups who previously worshiped at Golders Green Meeting.
The new meeting house was paid for through a combination of fund raising by members of the Meeting, grants and two very generous gifts of funds and land. The Meeting House was opened on 28th October 1967 and the opening was attended by the Deputy Mayor of Barnet, George Flesher and Margaret Thatcher, the local MP.
Finchley Quakers have played an active role in their local community and have a long involvement in activities supporting peace and social justice.
You do not need to be a Quaker to attend.
You can find us here at:
Quaker Meeting House
58 Alexandra Grove
London
N12 8HG
Tel: 020 8445 6212
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30am.
Children's meeting normally 4th Sunday, please contact for details.
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Parking
✓Hearing loop
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Finchley Meeting House Website
The Meeting House was completed in 1913 as part of the first stage of Hampstead Garden Suburb. Henrietta Barnett’s experience of life in Whitechapel at Toynbee Hall provided her with the impetus to design a garden suburb where rich and poor would live as neighbours in a healthy environment. The garden entrance is part of the ancient wood of Middlesex, and the informal garden area of shrubs and flowers creates peaceful places to sit.
You can find us at:
17 North Square
London
NW11 7AD
Email: liuamy304@aol.com (lettings only)
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 11:00 am -12:00 pm
Accessibility:
✓Assistance resources installed for those with limited mobility and a hearing loop system. We regret that our listed building is not fully adapted for wheelchair users.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
At Hampstead, at the foot of the Heath, our historic Meeting House has a life of its own, hosting all manner of Activities & Classes in the service of our local community and beyond. All are welcome to attend.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
120 Heath Street
London
NW3 1DR
Email: hampsteadquakers@outlook.com
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 11:00-12:00
Every Wednesday at 13:15-13:45
Children's Meetings are every Sunday at 11:00-12:00
Accessibility:
✓A wheelchair ramp is available for entrance to the building. We regret that our listed building is not fully adapted for wheelchair users.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
The Quaker Meeting in Muswell Hill was established in 1910, though it was yet to find a permanent building. The minute books from the first business meetings show what was important to the first Quakers in Muswell Hill. As well as arrangements for holding Meetings, Quakers were very aware of the growing unrest in the international situation. With the outbreak of war in 1914, Quakers in Muswell Hill joined in protests against compulsory military service. Quakers’ action on peace matters and support for conscientious objection continued throughout the war.
The Meeting House in Church Crescent was built some years later in the 1920s on land that had been part of Upton Farm. Designed in the ‘Arts and Crafts’ style by Quaker architect, Fred Rowntree, from the outside it resembles a simple barn, echoing the simplicity of original Meeting Houses, some of which had been country barns. The pitched roof and high beams of the main meeting room create a sense of space and light despite the small leaded windows along the sides. Its official opening in July 1926 brought together representatives of all the local churches.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
Church Crescent
London
N10 3NE
Tel: 020 888 321 80
Email: muswellhillrq@gmail.com
Meeting for Worship:
Every Sunday at 11:00am-12:00pm
Childrens Meeting is held on the 4th Sunday of every month. Families welcome, please contact in advance: muswellhillquakers@yahoo.co.uk
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Hearing loop
Accessibility notes - Meeting room accessible to wheelchair-users, including toilet but no car-parking space.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Croydon Quakers warmly welcome people of all ages, genders, ethnicities, sexualities, (dis)abilities and creeds are welcome. You are welcome to join us without prior notice, regardless of personal belief or nominal religion. Quakers worship together in silence in order to still our minds and open our hearts and lives to God. You may feel more comfortable with terms such as the Light, the Spirit, the Divine, the Eternal, or something else. We have our roots in Christianity, however we don't have a fixed creed, because we find that the search for truth can lead us to new expressions of values as well as confirming existing ones. We call these values 'testimonies'. Today we focus on equality, peace, truth, simplicity, sustainability and community.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
60 Park Lane
Croydon
CR0 1JE
Tel: 07722 634 173
Email: croydon.quakers@gmail.com
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30am
Pre-meeting optional prayer for healing at 10:10am on first Sunday of the month.
Children's meeting held every first and third Sunday.
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Parking
✓Hearing loop
Accessibility notes - Meeting accessible to wheelchair-users, including car-parking space but no accessible toilet.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Welcome to Streatham and Brixton Local Quaker Meeting. There has been an active Quaker meeting in Streatham for over 100 years. As Quakers, we believe that God is present in everyone. Putting our faith into action is central to our way of life. We try to live simply and sustainably, to trust in love, and to work towards peace and equality.
The Meeting House sits on its own grounds on the Roupel Park Estate at the top of Brixton Hill. It is well served by public transport and has some private, limited parking. The building is fully accessible and has a range of rooms, which can be hired. Details can be found here.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
Redlands Way
Roupell Park Estate
London
SW2 3LU
Tel: 020 8674 9144
Email: sandbclerkingteam@slaqm.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30am
Children's meeting 1st Sunday of the month
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Hearing loop
Accessibility notes-Meeting accessible to wheelchair-users, including toilet but no car-parking space.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Looking for kindred spirits or maybe just some quiet time on Sunday? Do you live around Sutton or are you visiting someone in the area? You do not have to be a Quaker to come to a Quaker Meeting. All are very welcome.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
10 Cedar Road
Sutton
SM2 5DA
Tel: 020 8715 2205 (for room lettings please call 0730 803 4960)
Email: friends@suttonquakers.org.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30am
Children's meeting 1st Sunday of every month, please contact for details.
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilet
✓Parking
✓Hearing loop
Accessibility notes-Accessible to wheelchair-users, toilet accessible to wheelchair-users, parking for wheelchair-users.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
We hold a public meeting for worship "after the manner of Friends" on every first and third Sunday of the month (and every fifth Sunday if there is one) from 10:30 to 11:30 am.
You can find us at:
St Martins C of E Junior School
Ashley Road
Epsom
KT18 7AD
For further information about our meetings and facilities:
Tel: 01372 720 881
Email: ftepsom@gmail.com
In Blackheath, we are a group of more than 50 people who meet every week for silent worship. Guided by the light that is in us all, we seek to put faith into action through the Quaker testimonies of simplicity, truth, equality and peace. Newcomers are welcome, whether they are curious, questioning, on a spiritual journey or just visiting. Everyone is welcome to come to our Quaker meeting, no matter what their background. Quaker meetings are held in the quiet to deepen our awareness and find the inward source of our strength.
The Meeting House was designed by Trevor Dannatt RA. and was completed in 1972. It won a Civic Trust award in 1973 and a Concrete Society commendation in 1974. In May 2019, the Meeting House was awarded Grade II listing as being of special architectural interest.
You can find us at:
Blackheath Quaker Meeting House
Lawn Terrace
Blackheath
London SE3 9LL
Tel: 07908 587695
Email: quakerhall@aol.com
Meeting for Worship:
The meeting house in Lawn Terrace is open for Sunday morning Meeting for Worship from 10.30 am to 11.30 am
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Wheelchair accessible toilets
✓Parking
✓Hearing loop
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.
Bromley Quaker Meeting House is a single-story building consisting of one large Meeting Room and a smaller Small Meeting Room which can be divided into two smaller rooms. Each room can be hired individually and share use of the kitchens and access to the toilets. The entire building can also be hired. There is car parking in the front, and Bromley South is a few minutes walk away. Everyone is welcome to come to our Quaker meeting, no matter what their background.
Our values, which we call our Quaker testimonies, are peace, equality, truth and integrity, sustainability and care for our environment, and living simply. We try to live by these values, while also recognising that doing so presents challenges for all of us. Quaker meetings are held in the quiet to deepen our awareness and find the inward source of our strength.
You can find us:
Friends Meeting House
46 Ravensbourne Road
Bromley
BR1 1HP
Tel: 0203 417 6682
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30am
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓Parking
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be be found here.
We are open to many ways of life and thought and are willing to learn from all other faiths and churches and from each other. We are less concerned with what we believe than with how we live our lives, care for each other and follow our testimonies of peace, equality, integrity, community and simplicity, guided by the Light that is in us all.
You can find us at:
Friends Meeting House
34 Sunderland Road
London
SE23 2QA
Email: foresthillfmh@hotmail.co.uk
Meeting for Worship:
Sunday at 10:30 am-11:15 am
Additional meeting 7:15pm on 2nd and 4th Tuesdays each month (exc. late Dec) - for 45 minutes. See meeting website for further details.
The children's meeting is every Sunday. In term time there are separate groups for under 4s, 4-9-year-olds and over 9s, in the holidays there is an all-age group doing (Quakerly) play and activities. The contact is Chris Richards.
Accessibility:
✓Wheelchair access
✓ Wheelchair-accessible toilet
✓Parking
✓Hearing loop
Accessibility notes-Meeting accessible to wheelchair users, including toilet and car-parking space.
Room Hire:
Room hire information can be found here.