Luton Quaker Meeting

Luton Quaker Meeting Luton Quakers meet for worship each Sunday morning at 10.30 am
https://lutonquakers.org.uk/ Quakers strongly believe in the equality of all.

Quakers are a religious organisation dating from the seventeenth century. Its roots are in Christianity but today Quakers are a broad-based group of those who believe that there is something of God (or the divine) in everyone. We welcome people regardless of gender, colour, nationality, disability or sexuality. We make no distinction spiritually or organisationally between men and women.

02/09/2026
02/09/2026

True love is proven when the loved one begins to be not only the mysterious beckoner of destiny, but becomes also the occasion of dull indubitable duty. At a frontier of life when one partner begins to say to him or herself: ‘How can I love any longer? But I must love’, then sometimes steadfastness and faith have power to nurse into existence the new being needed as companion and lover. What a triumph when old love is transformed into a deeper surer new love which can accept more fully what each has, and the pair find a rebirth together in those things which are eternal, and through this a renewal of their everyday living.

1959
Quaker Faith and Practice 22.48

02/09/2026

Do you believe in ghosts? What do you say if a friend tells you they’ve seen angels? This session explores how contemporary Quakers encounter the supernatural and the challenges they face when attempting to put their experiences into words.
For more information visit https://ow.ly/O1z950ZBOUK

02/09/2026

Tribute to Revd Barbara Bond: A faithful servant and community champion

02/09/2026
02/09/2026

Luton has a new apple - help us find a name for it!

A previously unidentified apple variety has been discovered in a back garden on Clarendon Road, High Town.

Laboratory DNA testing confirmed it is a new cultivar. We're in the process of getting the apple officially registered as a new variety, but first, we need a name for it!

We’re proposing five names based on where the apple is from, what it looks like and its parents. Find out more and cast your vote at:
https://www.lutonorchards.org/get-involved/new-luton-apple-variety

26/08/2026

No one should experience violence because of their religious belief.🙅‍♀️

🕊️️Tomorrow marks the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. We hold in the light everyone who has suffered because of their faith.

Just a few examples from Europe:

→ Anti-Christian incidents: physical assaults rose from 232 to 274 in a year; church arson roughly doubled.
→ Antisemitism: a 77% increase in documented incidents; in France, overall incidents fell slightly, while those targeting individuals remained high.
→ Anti-Muslim incidents: the UK saw physical violence rise by 73%; Germany recorded its highest number of mosque attacks on record.

📍 Of course, this isn't limited to these three monotheistic religions. We recognise there are many other beliefs not mentioned here -everyone deserves respect, regardless of what they believe.

🛡️ Let us defend religious freedom in peace in Europe and beyond together!

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