Maidstone Quakers

23/05/2026

A reminder that the next meeting in Maidstone will take place on June 21st.

11/05/2026

Looking forward to sinking into silence this Sunday 🙏 at 10:45!

All are welcome, regardless of background or belief.

18/04/2026

A reminder that Maidstone Quakers are not meeting this week. Our next meeting is Sunday 17th May and 10:45.

A nice overview of Quaker values for anyone who might be interested.

We try to put our faith into action. Find out about our values or 'testimonies' to help us live this way.

13/04/2026

For the next three months Maidstone Quakers will meet just once a month, on the third Sunday.

Our next Meeting for Worship will be on 17th May, followed by 21st June and 19th July.

All are welcome, regardless of background or belief.

12/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who gathered in worship at Maidstone Meeting House today.

The silence felt full and rich with shared stillness.

04/04/2026

A reminder that Maidstone Quakers are not meeting this week. Our next meeting is Sunday 12th and 10:45.

A Quaker take on Easter below for anyone who might be wondering.

Do Quakers celebrate Easter? Alistair Fuller explains how his understanding of Holy Week and Easter has evolved from childhood chocolate to a deeper appreciation of the stories behind the celebration.

31/03/2026

While it is worth noting that Quakers do not mark Easter as more special a day than any other. This week Maidstone will be closed to spend time with their loved ones (and likely enjoying an un-quakerly amount of egg shaped chocolate).

We will next meet on Sunday 12th April and all are welcome, regardless of background or belief.

23/03/2026

What happens when the noise stops?

A short, thoughtful read:

Our increasingly noisy world has been linked to cardiovascular disease, anxiety and depression, as well as hearing loss. But that’s not the only reason we need more peace and quiet in our lives

07/12/2025

‘At a Quaker meeting, it was as if someone had turned down the volume of the world’.

Join us any Sunday, 170 Union Street at 10:45am.

After my dad died, I tried to cope by keeping busy: a day job, a side hustle, socialising and working out. But I kept bursting into tears in public. At a Quaker meeting, it was as if someone had turned down the volume of the world

04/12/2025

We had a holly jolly time wreath making in the Quaker Meeting House last weekend.

Many thanks to Vinetta Flower Gallery for hosting and guiding us with great patience and knowledge.

She will be hosting again this Saturday 6th. Suitable for beginners, and the hot chocolate was delicious!