Bromley Quakers

09/11/2025

Some Bromley Quakers enjoying the sunshine at High Leigh Conference Centre for a meeting of South of the Thames Quakers!

21/10/2025

We are holding a discussion group after Meeting next Sunday, discussing the causes of social injustice and unrest. Do join us.

21/09/2025

Today marks International Peace Day.

The day is celebrated on the 21st September every year and is devoted to “strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and people.”

This year’s theme is ‘Act Now for a Peaceful World’.

This is a poster, produced by the Northern Friends Peace Board, is a reminder that peace is an active and ongoing process that we all contribute to.

10/09/2025

Join Quakers in Britain and Quaker Roots to resist the DSEI arms fair, which takes place at the ExCel Centre London in September 2025. Lots of activities across several locatioins!

10/09/2025

Silent candlelit peace vigil outside the International Arms Fair at the Excel Centre. As one banner said, "War Starts Here".

02/09/2025

20/07/2025

Bromley Meeting House is closed for the next few weeks due to repairs and renovation work. The next Meeting for Worship is on Sunday 17 August. 🌻

02/06/2025

At their annual gathering this weekend, Quakers in Britain became the first British church to state their belief that the Israeli government is committing genocide in Gaza.

27/04/2025

Today we welcomed Philip from Quaker Peace and Social Witness. He delivered a presentation on the work of QPSW which includes peace building, climate justice and protecting democracy. Very informative and inspirational!

09/04/2025

Swarthmoor Hall, the birthplace of Quakerism, will be featured on Monday 14th April episode of the Great British Railway Journeys.

01/04/2025

In response to this outragous incident, Friends in Quaker Support for Climate Action have organised a Meeting for Worship outside Scotland Yard on Thursday 3 April.

Meeting point is Chindit Memorial, Embankment Gardens at 11.45am before moving to New Scotland Yard from 12-1pm for the Meeting for Worship.

"I don't think the British public wants to see people being dragged out of places of worship when they're sitting peacefully sharing their concerns about climate breakdown and the Middle East" - the outpouring of support and outrage over the aggressive police raid on Westminster Quaker Meeting House suggests Paul Parker is onto something. We call on Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to repeal parts of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 and the entirety of the Public Order Act 2023 to prevent this police over-reach.